Imaginary noise/ whine

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Originally Posted by OffTrack

You must be getting confused with the D1 forum.......

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Hmmm, could be :blush:

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Originally Posted by Disco Muppet

Hey, at least they CAN repack them, unlike us high and mighty D2 owners who need a new hub :p

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It's not as if hub replacement is one of the common faults on a D2. You see more head replacements than people changing hubs. :)

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Originally Posted by OffTrack

It's not as if hub replacement is one of the common faults on a D2. You see more head replacements than people changing hubs. :)

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That in itself isn't exactly something to boast about :lol2:

could be a stone in the disc/ between the backing plate. Splashed in from your mud puddling antics :D

Cheers Scott

I had something similar---noticeable after awhile when cornering it was the righthand front bearings:new hub all fixed:D

Hmm...
Seems to be more noticeable just off idle or idling through corners (i.e maccas drive through)
That could just be that I had the window open, stereo down and the walls reflected the sound.

Checked all the hubs this afternoon, zero play at all in any of them. Hoping it's not the hub as there expensive, ABS or not. Might have a closer look at the prop shafts.

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Originally Posted by Yorkie

get the hose out and give all the wheel/brakes a good clean, then go for a drive and see if it still there. :)

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dont forget , after you wash it you need to repack the wheel bearings.

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Originally Posted by Blknight.aus

dont forget , after you wash it you need to repack the wheel bearings.

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Get a D1 owner to do it for you.

I remember the first time we got a reflected whine when passing a cutting or barricade, it sounded a bit like a belt squeal. Finished up being a broken bolt on the exhaust manifold.



Erich