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McTag
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4/09/2004
15:12:42
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I have a 01' Quad Cab 4.7L 33,000 miles. When making a 90 degree left or right hand turn I can hear a rubbing noise from the rear. I checked the tires and the wheel wells and there are no indications of rubbing. Does anyone have a clue as to what could be making the noise and what steps are needed to fix it???
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daniel911
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4/09/2004
15:36:19
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Is it a rubbing or grinding noise.Does it do it on a incline when you stop and make a turn. If it's a grinding sound then it probally is your rear differential if you have limited slip diff.
If this is the case, than try changing rear diff. oil and add a bottle of friction modifier additive. I reccommend the mopar brand.
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McTag
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4/09/2004
18:25:26
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Thanks for the reply Daniel, but it happens on level surfaces, and if I had to bet a paycheck, I'd say it sounds more like rubbing than grinding. I'll check the rear differential none the less, I mean it couldn't hurt.
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daniel911
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4/09/2004
18:30:11
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Mine did it on level surfaces also, but usually after the diff. oil had had time to heat up. Ran fine till then.
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