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Hey guys

S1 series stag, when reversing with full lock the outside wheel makes a grinding noise and seems to bounce

been to a few garages noboby in vic seems to know what they are talking about, any comments would be a great help :blink:

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Front diff, front CV joint or semi siezed wheel bearing at a guess. Maybe jack the front of tha car up and check for any freeplay / noises from the front wheels one at a time. This is kinda a hard one to diagnose without seeing it. Where abouts are you located?

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Hey guys

S1 series stag, when reversing with full lock the outside wheel makes a grinding noise and seems to bounce

been to a few garages noboby in vic seems to know what they are talking about, any comments would be a great help :blink:

Had the same thing in past.

Would not always happen, but when it did happen, the fear of god was put into my wallet.

Funny thing is that when I upgraded my wheels from 17" to 18", the noise stopped.

odd.

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www.nissco.com.au 9761 4743 Speak to Randy, Ryan sent ya... He knows his shit, been around long enough too :(

check synchro button next to rear demister button, check inner guards are properly attached etc.

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Front diff, front CV joint or semi siezed wheel bearing at a guess. Maybe jack the front of tha car up and check for any freeplay / noises from the front wheels one at a time. This is kinda a hard one to diagnose without seeing it. Where abouts are you located?

Already had the front drive shaft replaced 'mechanics theory' located in victoria.

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Already had the front drive shaft replaced 'mechanics theory' located in victoria.

:huh: I didn't mention the front drive shaft.

the front drive shaft cant really have anything to do with it - there is an open centre diff and CV joints between there and the wheels.....

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