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Easy way to check wheel bearings, jack up the car, then attempt wobble the wheels like so.

Looking from the rear end on say this is your wheels, axle and diff:

| |--x--| |

From side on, grab the top and bottom of the wheel, then pull in opposite directions back and forth trying to make them do this:

/ /--x--

or this:

--x--/ /

If you get anything but the slightest movement then you're in trouble.

Hi,

Can anyone suggest what this annoying sound might be. I hear a loud whinning sound from the rear of my car when on throttle between 85 and 100 km /hr. Is this my diff?

Any help would be great!

Yeah mate my guess is its you diff.

When the gears get worn the tend to wine a bit around the 80kmh to 100 kmh mark.

My old diff did this real bad.

Something often overlooked is road noise from the tyres. The noise can increase as the tyres wear. Had this problem on my last R32 and replaced the diff but the noise remained. Turned out to be the tyres. It was quite noticeable between 40 and 50km/h.

Hope this helps

Cheers

Hi,

Can anyone suggest what this annoying sound might be. I hear a loud whinning sound from the rear of my car when on throttle between 85 and 100 km /hr. Is this my diff?

Any help would be great!

My rear end whines too mate but thats part and parcel of being married :P

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