Thread: Winding noise?

play in the hubs could be wheel bearing looseness or worn out

Originally Posted by Scubafish

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Any advice would be great, I plan on changing all the hubs but not sure what to replace them with? I dont have a clue what the winding sound is

Thanks
Daniel

winds down after switching off ? - filter

Winding sound could be diff.. have you tried high range, low range?

Thanks Guys,
I have ran in low gear but it was off road and hard to haer any noise, the winding noise is most noticeable on the bitumen around 40km/hr and over and is only when I accelerate.
Not sure what you mean by winds down after switches off?

Apparently the wheel bearings were replaced not too long ago.
Would lifting the wheel and testing for any wobble indicate a bearing problem. My 110 had the same clunk and I ended up getting the hubs replaced but this time i would like to do the repairs myself

Originally Posted by Scubafish

Thanks Guys,
I have ran in low gear but it was off road and hard to haer any noise, the winding noise is most noticeable on the bitumen around 40km/hr and over and is only when I accelerate.
Not sure what you mean by winds down after switches off?

I was referring to winding down sound in the engine compartment - obviously it's not that so forget about my earlier comment

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Apparently the wheel bearings were replaced not too long ago.
Would lifting the wheel and testing for any wobble indicate a bearing problem. My 110 had the same clunk and I ended up getting the hubs replaced but this time i would like to do the repairs myself[/QUOTE]

You can check that the transfer case is unlocked ?