I have a small whine from the back end when under power.
could it just be CVs or am I lookin at more serious gearbox investigations?
Anyone have any clues?
Whineing rear end!
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Checked your gearbox for oil level lately? Gears all select OK?
Wheel bearing usually hum or drone, not whine... and noise changes slightly dependent on any cornering loads.
A whine is normally the diff or gearbox... as long as you really mean a whine, and not a drone or a hum
Wheel bearing usually hum or drone, not whine... and noise changes slightly dependent on any cornering loads.
A whine is normally the diff or gearbox... as long as you really mean a whine, and not a drone or a hum

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If its started whining then its not good...
Either the output bearings have started to go or the pinon bearing has.. either way the mess will get a lot worse and something will get broke.. then you are into another box... or a very big repair bill.. better to do something about it BEFORE it breaks...
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Either the output bearings have started to go or the pinon bearing has.. either way the mess will get a lot worse and something will get broke.. then you are into another box... or a very big repair bill.. better to do something about it BEFORE it breaks...
Aidan "Beaker" in the club does repairs/rebiulds as required...