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Re: rear end noise
One thing to check: Remove your rear driveshaft and try to pull on the pinion yoke. If it moves at all either your inner or outer pinion bearings are worn.
Hope this helps.
Jimbo
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Have a noise lick a bad bearing coming from rear end from about 10 mph to 40 mph and then it gets much quieter.
Checked the fluid in rear and was full but greyish blck not black?
Any ideas what noise is?
2000 psd utility body 450 auto, no mods. 200k miles.
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