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Car Forum / Jaguar Cars / June 2005

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Whining Noise on XJR

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Melinda Kazmer - 27 Jun 2005 01:51 GMT
We have a 1998 XJR that we just purchased - when decelerating from a higher
speed, we hear a soft whining or hum and then it goes away when
accelerating.  Anyone else have this happen on this model - it is the
SuperCharged Jag - thanks
Blake Dodson - 28 Jun 2005 04:10 GMT
It could be a noisy rear end. Common complaint.
stuart adair - 28 Jun 2005 14:34 GMT
I sometimes have a noisy rear end, especially after a night on the beer. And
I mean proper beer not that chemical Australian stuff ..

Stu

> It could be a noisy rear end. Common complaint.
Losiho - 29 Jun 2005 06:55 GMT
>I sometimes have a noisy rear end, especially after a night on the beer.
>And I mean proper beer not that chemical Australian stuff ..

By "chemical Australian stuff", I presume you mean Fosters ? We Aussies
don't consider Fosters to be good beer either, that's why we export it to
other countries  :)
T.G. Lambach - 28 Jun 2005 07:10 GMT
The rear axle has a large ring gear and a relatively small(er) pinion
gear. If their spacing isn't exactly correct their mesh will be "off"
and they'll be noisy at a specific speed, usually upon either
acceleration or deceleration. So if the noise always occurs at a certain
road speed, and usually in a 2 or 3 mph range, then it's probably the
ring and pinion mesh.

This can be corrected by adding or subtracting shims to move the pinion
gear ever so slightly forward or backward for perfect mesh with the ring
gear. There may be talk that the gears have already worn in and changing
their mesh is not advisable - that depends on the car's mileage -
because, yes they do have some wear now. The higher the car's mileage
the less advisable it would be to change anything.
Phil - 28 Jun 2005 08:56 GMT
Could be backlash in the compressor gears on the supercharger (think
blower Bentley) - quite normal & a 'feature'
stuart adair - 28 Jun 2005 11:31 GMT
I have a whining noise in my car - Its the wife and kids !!!

> We have a 1998 XJR that we just purchased - when decelerating from a
> higher speed, we hear a soft whining or hum and then it goes away when
> accelerating.  Anyone else have this happen on this model - it is the
> SuperCharged Jag - thanks
atec - 28 Jun 2005 15:01 GMT
> We have a 1998 XJR that we just purchased - when decelerating from a higher
> speed, we hear a soft whining or hum and then it goes away when
> accelerating.  Anyone else have this happen on this model - it is the
> SuperCharged Jag - thanks

Did you ever consider a muzzle for the wife ?.
stuart adair - 28 Jun 2005 15:41 GMT
Tried that but she bit through it. It was then I retreated to the garage
away from the verbal abuse.

>> We have a 1998 XJR that we just purchased - when decelerating from a
>> higher speed, we hear a soft whining or hum and then it goes away when
>> accelerating.  Anyone else have this happen on this model - it is the
>> SuperCharged Jag - thanks
> Did you ever consider a muzzle for the wife ?.
atec - 28 Jun 2005 22:20 GMT
> Tried that but she bit through it. It was then I retreated to the garage
> away from the verbal abuse.
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>>
>>Did you ever consider a muzzle for the wife ?.

I have a spare halti , just the solution you need .

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