I have a similar issue but its more of a grumbling noise and its noticeable over 30mph
Taken it to a couple of garages one said it was the bearing one said it was the diff
Wheel bearings
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glynreaper
Wheel bearings
Hi did you find out if it was the wheel bearing?
I have a similar issue but its more of a grumbling noise and its noticeable over 30mph
Taken it to a couple of garages one said it was the bearing one said it was the diff
I have a similar issue but its more of a grumbling noise and its noticeable over 30mph
Taken it to a couple of garages one said it was the bearing one said it was the diff
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dp bradford
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Weird - I thought I'd replied to this earlier today....
One question: to whom are you addressing this???
If it's me ('cos I've got a strange noise coming from the back of the van) then fine - I have a noise that can be described as a shuz-shuz-shuz-shuz kind of thing (frequency increases with speed, and is louder when drive-train not loaded, i.e. when coasting, not when accelerating) not really noticeable above 30 mph.
Local garage reckon it's the rear diff - I wonder if it's the prop shaft....
With out removing the prop shaft, is there any easy way of diagnosing exactly what's wrong???
Dave
One question: to whom are you addressing this???
If it's me ('cos I've got a strange noise coming from the back of the van) then fine - I have a noise that can be described as a shuz-shuz-shuz-shuz kind of thing (frequency increases with speed, and is louder when drive-train not loaded, i.e. when coasting, not when accelerating) not really noticeable above 30 mph.
Local garage reckon it's the rear diff - I wonder if it's the prop shaft....
With out removing the prop shaft, is there any easy way of diagnosing exactly what's wrong???
Dave
