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landtank said:I'd check the phasing as well. Not only in or out but also 180* out. It could be phased properly but at 180* out it might be out of balance.
so it's 180* phased out for the front and vice versa for the rear?
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landtank said:I'd check the phasing as well. Not only in or out but also 180* out. It could be phased properly but at 180* out it might be out of balance.
allen_ajones said:Took it to a driveline shop. Said my front differential was going because of the whirl noise. He replaced the the rear DS U-joints and now I got a "rumble" noise that is just unacceptable.