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Bray97den 12-29-2015 10:33 AM

Metallic rumbling noise coming from under my jeep
 
I have a 2001 jeep grand Cherokee limited, I've never had any major problems with it but lately I've noticed that when I'm driving I hear this metallic rumbling/clinking noise echoing out from under my jeep. It really only happens when I accelerate for the most part. Anybody else have this issue and have an idea of what it may be??

wingless 12-29-2015 10:57 AM

Welcome to the forum.


Is anything detected when the vehicle is stationary and the engine is running?


What about w/ the vehicle supported w/ jack stands, the wheels off the ground, the engine running and in-gear?

Bray97den 12-29-2015 05:21 PM


Originally Posted by wingless (Post 3191038)
Welcome to the forum.


Is anything detected when the vehicle is stationary and the engine is running?


What about w/ the vehicle supported w/ jack stands, the wheels off the ground, the engine running and in-gear?



It doesn't do it when it's stationary and on, but Ive never had it up on jackstands to see

heathl 12-29-2015 09:26 PM

Sounds like it might be ujoints or cv joints, I would check that first. Is it 2 wheel or 4X?

Bray97den 12-29-2015 09:38 PM

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heathl 12-29-2015 10:25 PM

Could be either one then, look for torn cv boots or torn rubber on ujoints, could be something deeper in the driveline somewhere but I would start at that.

dave1123 01-01-2016 06:49 PM

Look at your transmission mount. It might be broken.

jordan96xj 01-07-2016 07:00 AM

Before driving any more, open the filler hole on the rear differential and make sure there is fluid in there. After this check for play anywhere there is a U-joint. Also, if you aren't the type that looks under the car all that often, make sure it isn't something obvious like a disconnected shock absorber that is laying against the axle/exhaust.


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