Was driving to work, got on it while entering the freeway, got up to about 80mph, felt a vibration. Started to slow down to see if the vibration would change the noise, when BANG and the whole car was shaking/vibrating/grinding.
It was while I was in a bend on the freeway, just south of Hall Rd/M-59 for you north eastside folks. Reason I say that is because one guy on FB said that his posi went out a couple times and he was OK in a straight line, since this happened in a bend I don't know if that's a clue or not.
When the tow truck driver got me off the flatbed, I had to back up off of the boards and it wasn't making any noises - felt like everything was OK. I guess the only way to really test what's going on is to pull it out of the garage and drive it around the little circle of my subdivision and see if I can tell a little bit better where it's coming from. That or open up the pumpkin obviously.
Any thoughts/ideas on other areas to look? I'm thinking it's the rear end because I had the bad u-joint in the steel driveshaft and I'm thinking that probably put a lot of strain/stress on the pinion. Visually, everything looks OK under the car - I looked while it was on the flatbed and couldn't see anything wrong.
It was while I was in a bend on the freeway, just south of Hall Rd/M-59 for you north eastside folks. Reason I say that is because one guy on FB said that his posi went out a couple times and he was OK in a straight line, since this happened in a bend I don't know if that's a clue or not.When the tow truck driver got me off the flatbed, I had to back up off of the boards and it wasn't making any noises - felt like everything was OK. I guess the only way to really test what's going on is to pull it out of the garage and drive it around the little circle of my subdivision and see if I can tell a little bit better where it's coming from. That or open up the pumpkin obviously.
Any thoughts/ideas on other areas to look? I'm thinking it's the rear end because I had the bad u-joint in the steel driveshaft and I'm thinking that probably put a lot of strain/stress on the pinion. Visually, everything looks OK under the car - I looked while it was on the flatbed and couldn't see anything wrong.








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