sometimes low fluid will cause a limited slip to make weird noises, and just
topping it up solves it.
I can get the friction modifier at carquest, but haven't ordered any since
they became a Napa store.
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty

 

sometimes low fluid will cause a limited slip to make weird noises, and just
topping it up solves it.
I can get the friction modifier at carquest, but haven't ordered any since
they became a Napa store.
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty

 

sometimes low fluid will cause a limited slip to make weird noises, and just
topping it up solves it.
I can get the friction modifier at carquest, but haven't ordered any since
they became a Napa store.
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty

 

I presume the noise is really from the diff and not from a bad front
U-Joint?

americanbuyer wrote:
> my differential makes a grinding sound when I make A Right hand turn, I
> know that is not good.
> My question is how to fix it.
>

 

I presume the noise is really from the diff and not from a bad front
U-Joint?

americanbuyer wrote:
> my differential makes a grinding sound when I make A Right hand turn, I
> know that is not good.
> My question is how to fix it.
>

 

I presume the noise is really from the diff and not from a bad front
U-Joint?

americanbuyer wrote:
> my differential makes a grinding sound when I make A Right hand turn, I
> know that is not good.
> My question is how to fix it.
>

 

Thank you all for the replies, I will follow up on all your suggestions.

 

Thank you all for the replies, I will follow up on all your suggestions.

 

Thank you all for the replies, I will follow up on all your suggestions.

 

When my TJ started doing that, it was the Dana 35 rear end self-destructing.
One of the carrier bearings spun and then wore down the spacers allowing the
carrier to contact the bearing caps. The noise was more apparent when
cornering. Once it was at this point the only thing to do was replace the
axle as the case was too chewed up for rebuild. Luckily some moron totalled
an '05 ****** at only 500 miles so I have a nice new axle now. Too bad it's
another crappy D35 :(

Shawn


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> my differential makes a grinding sound when I make A Right hand turn, I
> know that is not good.
> My question is how to fix it.
>