Vibration and a thud. Rearend
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Vibration and a thud. Rearend
So i have an 05 v. The rearend seal was leaking, this past month. So i took it by the local chevy dealership
GM paid for the part, but i had to pay gor labor. Thats fine what ever. They fix it. Then i get back to the house and while turning at low speeds going forwards or backwards, a vibration and thud or rubbing sound emits from the rear. Called the dealer and they take a look and said $1,200 for the rearend clutch. I asked to talk with the mechanic and he told me that i didnt need to change it, that it would be more of a nuisance than something that needed to be fix.
I have a headache. So id figure id share this to get you' ll thoughts.
thanks guys
GM paid for the part, but i had to pay gor labor. Thats fine what ever. They fix it. Then i get back to the house and while turning at low speeds going forwards or backwards, a vibration and thud or rubbing sound emits from the rear. Called the dealer and they take a look and said $1,200 for the rearend clutch. I asked to talk with the mechanic and he told me that i didnt need to change it, that it would be more of a nuisance than something that needed to be fix.
I have a headache. So id figure id share this to get you' ll thoughts.
thanks guys
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On The Tree
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The diff fluid is supposed to have a friction modifier added to it. Without it the LSD is really grabby and makes kind of a "wub wub wub" noise/vibration during low speed turns.
Mine had that when I first bought it. I was still under warranty, but I found a thread about it on here or CF. Anyhow, they flushed the fluid and added the friction modifier and all was well.
Mine had that when I first bought it. I was still under warranty, but I found a thread about it on here or CF. Anyhow, they flushed the fluid and added the friction modifier and all was well.
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