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diff whine; new diff or can it be fixed
Topic Started: Thu Aug 19, 2010 2:16 pm (905 Views)
190ian
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As above i have diff whine.
can i get parts to fix the whine or do i need a new diff.
many thanks
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cossie connoisseur
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there can be only one ;-)
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put in 85w 90 oil in her (gl5)

that should quieten her down but may be worn inside
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alogaparaloga
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The whine is due to worn bearings. You can order them from the dealership, or you can try other bearing shops if they have the correct sizes. You will need a torque wrench for the pinion bearing if you do the job yourself.
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190ian
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thanks alogaparaloga ,i got a mate who can fit them for me
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