Something ticking in my drivetrain
#1
Something ticking in my drivetrain
Well i fixed the rear diff.. shimmed and set.. checked the front diff... the internal gears had some wear so I replaced those.
AND THE DAMNED THING STILL TICKS!
I am out of options.
Please tell me whats wrong!
Here are my possible problems and solutions
- Stripped wheel hexes, tried different wheels
-Rear diff gear mesh, re shimmed, replaced unit, shimmed again
-front diff, replaced unit-twice checked mesh. still nothing
-Center diff failure- found that crospins were worn, replaced them still ticking.
whats next?
AND THE DAMNED THING STILL TICKS!
I am out of options.
Please tell me whats wrong!
Here are my possible problems and solutions
- Stripped wheel hexes, tried different wheels
-Rear diff gear mesh, re shimmed, replaced unit, shimmed again
-front diff, replaced unit-twice checked mesh. still nothing
-Center diff failure- found that crospins were worn, replaced them still ticking.
whats next?
#4
i would double check your mesh thats what it sounds like
#9
Sounds like a bad bearing (or bad bearings) to me. Check them all and replace any that are sloppy.
#13
Tech Lord
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Dude we are trying to help you and you are arguing with us! I wasn't trying to be a wiseass, I meant when they turn slowly they may work just fine, when they spin fast if one or many are bad, the balls will make noise from the RPM's and the heat. You asked a question, we are all giving you the answer to your question, but for some reason you dont want to believe what we are saying If you want to fix your Truggy, take it apart and check your gears and your bearings..It has to be one of these two things that are making the noise..Thank you for the smart ass comment, when I am trying to help you get your car fixed
#14
Dude we are trying to help you and you are arguing with us! I wasn't trying to be a wiseass, I meant when they turn slowly they may work just fine, when they spin fast if one or many are bad, the balls will make noise from the RPM's and the heat. You asked a question, we are all giving you the answer to your question, but for some reason you dont want to believe what we are saying If you want to fix your Truggy, take it apart and check your gears and your bearings..It has to be one of these two things that are making the noise..Thank you for the smart ass comment, when I am trying to help you get your car fixed
Sorry about that..
How would I be able to diagnose the bad bearing from the good one if they only show there true colors at Rpm?