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I am getting a slight roar from the rear end that changes to a somewhat rough feeling when you let off the gas. Does anybody know of a particular rear end problem on this truck such as pinion bearing failure, carrier bearings, or axle bearings? I guess it could even be a u-joint problem. It is the limited slip rear end with 92K miles. The fluid was changed at 30K to synthetic. Thanks,
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Its probably the ring and pinion wearing out, and if the sound changes when you get on the gas and let off I would say its the ring and pinion gear going bad, As it wears it will get louder.
Mine literally ran out of fluid about 3-4 yrs ago in 2008. Put in 2 quarts rear end fluid and took it in for service on the extended warranty. $1150 for the repair. No deductible. Have since filled it about 1/2 quart at time, every yr since. no apparent leaks. I have no idea where it is going. when you get it fixed be sure to check the rear diff fluid often. So after four yrs of not checking from buying the BURB new, the rear end failed. The chevy book that comes with the car says to wait until you hear a noise before doing anything. YA RIGHT. Have it checked when the oil is changed(only takes a minute) and add only synthetic.
Rear pinion bearing! I have a 2001 and just replaced mine. I did some research and discovered Suburbans and Tahoes are notirious for this type of failure. Mine whined at 35mph pretty loud but when I let off the accelerator it was silent. I was told that it may last a lifetime or ot may fail in 5 miles. I changed gear oil and drove it for a couple years trying my luck and it finally failed completely and left me on the side of the road. DUMB. this could have caused severe rear end gear damage but luckily it didn't. I changed the bad bearing for $12.99 and a few hours of labor. It looks very intimidating but its not hard at all. If I can do it anyone can. The shop probably would have been well over $1,000
I have a 91 buick roadmaster wagon when i go in reverse it makes a clunk noise sounds like coming from rear of car do you know what it can be