Jpr5690

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ok when im crusin along espically at lower speeds and i let off the gas about 1-2 secconds later a howuling noise simlar to the noise of mud trannine tires starts but if i even remotely tap the gas it immedately goes away my intial suspision was the rearend was going but since it only happens when the car is coasting nto when its accelrating im thinkin more along the lines of the tranny...also it dicipates with speed.. by this i mean at 10mph its a good deal louder than at 70 mph also changing gears seems to effect the noise though it is more previlant in 4 3 than 2 and one my car has 17k miles on it but had been street raced or at least agressively driven a couple times a week hell sometimes a coulpe times a day (ALOT)

thanks,
john

Jpr5690

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common somebodys got a clue about this

Mooobunnny

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Sounds like the rear-end.......hopefully it will keep going....just make some noise as a lot fo them do

Jpr5690

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thnx im hoping rear end too

Jorday

Mine does the same thing, it's the rear end

FoRmuLa_DriVa

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sounds like the rear end from what you describe...maybe you should get it checked out?

FoRmuLa_DriVa

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you need to get it on jack stands and find out EXACTLY where the sound is coming from

CHIEFMB2

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I had a similar problem about 5 years ago. The pinion nut was backing off, for some reason. I would get on it and the noise went away, then let off and it howled. I kept doing that while driving down the highway. Until it got worse, then the pinion caught the chunk. The gears, chunk, housing was ruined and the rearend locked up, broke the drive shaft. It hit the transmission and broke the transmission case and drive shaft was ruined. Costed me some big bucks. But thats the only time I had a rearend make that kind of noise.

Jpr5690

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dam, well hell i guess this is something i realy need to lookinto soon and not just let break ... thanks im definately gonna make an appointment to get it looked at asap

Texas Heat

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I just had the same thing fixed it is a carrier bearing in your rear going bad. It is going to put you back a couple hundred getting it fixed but do it quikc because they told me it was about to cause my whole rear to go.