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rear end noise--STILL 200

posted by  matt82dl on  Thu Oct 17 06:37 CST 2002
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I'm going out on a limb here, but when I had rear end noise it was the last U-joint on the drive shaft. The noise was very apparent while on the highway it appeared and disappeared at various speeds. You can check for play in the U-joints just by crawling under the car and yanking / twisting the drive shaft, but to be sure you might want to spend the 30 minutes to disconnect the driveshaft fromn the pinion flange and check for smooth rotation of the U-joints.

MRE

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'82 DL - 150k, '93 945 - 96k






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