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Car Forum / Isuzu Cars / March 2005

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rear end problems?

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93isuzirodeeo4x4 - 19 Mar 2005 21:06 GMT
i have a 93 rodeo 4x4, When i slow down or start going i am hearing a
grinding noise like the rear end is going, I am going to try putting
more gear oil in it but idont think it will help unless it is low, Is
there any thing else that this might be like and axle going, I check
the universal joints they seem fine.

I do have  a uv boot gone in the front end, would that possibly have
anything to do with it?
BuddyWh - 20 Mar 2005 04:17 GMT
Does  the noise get worse when rounding a corner?  That's when we
heard the noise when the diffy went bad on a friend's car.  Except, it
wasn't so much a grind as a whining.  I think the noise gets more
noticeable the greater the differential speed between the two wheels.

The bad boots could cause a noise, but I'd think only when in 4x4 as
the front axles shouldn't be turning at any other time (your's doesn't
have full time 4WD does it?)

BuddyWh

>i have a 93 rodeo 4x4, When i slow down or start going i am hearing a
>grinding noise like the rear end is going, I am going to try putting
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>I do have  a uv boot gone in the front end, would that possibly have
>anything to do with it?
 
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