driveline grinding noise!?
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driveline grinding noise!?
There is a grinding noise coming from under my seat when i am going about 45+ it gets a lot worse on the highway and i need to figure this out. Both drive shaft u-joints are all brand new. and i looked under her for a bit and couldnt find anything loose or have any play. any input is much appreciated on what i should check next. TIA
(god i hope its not a bad tranny...)
(god i hope its not a bad tranny...)
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I'll check the TC fluid tmrw. It also shakes the entire jeep too, and it's coming from right under my seat. Would that make it something else?
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TC fluid level is perfect, it's filled up to the bolt. It's shaking the seat the faster I go. What else do I need to look into? The grinding noise was gone today.
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Could it be a bad transmission mount? How would I go about checking to see if it's bad? I tried moving it with my legs but it wouldn't budge.
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mine did it to its probably death wobble your ball joints could be bad or you could grease em a new steering stabilizer might help to but after i did ball joints all around it was fine
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oh ya sorry. drive shafts i meant you know, the things with the u joints in them lol. if you take it to a drive shaft shop they can take them off and balance them for you. sometimes while wheeling the bricks of steel they use to balance them gets knocked off if you hit a rock or something.
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I greased up the whole front end and it solved the steering wheel play. Still trying to solve the vibes now! Is there anything in the rear end that needs grease? I looked around while I had the grease gun out but couldnt see anything with a grease joint.