00 Z-28

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I have a 2004 Suburban 1500 with about 70,000 miles. When I'm driving about 35 ~ 60 mph and let off the gas, I hear a soft growl (like mudders on a pickup going down the road, but not as loud) coming from the rear of the truck (stops at about 15 mph) . On acceleration there is no noise (driving me crazy ). Any suggestions? I'm going to pull the diff. cover off this weekend.

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GoldRust

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It is the bearings. When I worked at the dealer many years ago I would rebuild atleast three a week. When you get it back together be sure and use synthetic fluid.

00 Z-28

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Wheel bearing or diff bearing? Anyway, time to look for a shop.

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TDP

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Its the bearings and/or the gears. I specialize in this type of stuff. Give me a call to make arrangements (assuming youre close to DFW).

-Jason

00 Z-28

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Crosby, Tx. 15 miles>>>Houston

bobbyd

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how much does something like this usually cost?

im not near dfw im just wondering how much something like this cost

TDP

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I would charge $325 parts and labor to change out the internal bearings. Add $200 for a new set of GM gears. So 525 total for gears and bearings. It may be worth the drive from Houston

pir7tr

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Had this problem with a 2001 suburban...turned out to be the the rear diff bearings....stealership wanted $1500.

00 Z-28

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D*mn, I wish I could find that pricing down here...............

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GoldRust

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Call us tomorrow we can come damn close.

Randy_S

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Don't take your truck to this guy!!!

It will come back from his shop pulling wheelies and will have some new national or world record for suburbans. haha