Reply With QuoteI wonder if it's the centre bearing on the rear propshaft. They would have had to remove the rear prop to replace the rear diff, so perhaps they have disturbed it's position.
Fossicker
Hi all
After posting about the successful diagnosis of my momentary whine. The jobs have been done, new rear diff, new EPB module and new front rotors. All thankfully under warranty. The car now vibrates when it gets to 80kmh??? Any ideas?? First thought is if course the worst! Has the diff been put in right?? It could just be a coincidence and need a wheel alignment.
And I've only had her 8 weeks!!
I wonder if it's the centre bearing on the rear propshaft. They would have had to remove the rear prop to replace the rear diff, so perhaps they have disturbed it's position.
Swaggie
My first thought is driveshaft.
If they've worked on the diff, they may have had the driveshaft disconnected. Did they put it back right?
I had some work done on the output of the transfer case. After a few days I noticed a vibration. It was loose nuts. I replaced them with new nylocks.
Great minds think alike Mick.
Swaggie
Fools seldom differ.Originally Posted by sheerluck
Great minds think alike Mick.
Good job you have a great mind.
Fossicker
Thanks all for the input.
As I said I am away at the moment and will update when I know more.
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