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Hi guys!

Notest the last few weeks that I have a strange noise in the rear of my xr6 T ute.

When cold everything sounds fine. After driving half an hr on freeway and start driving in city roads every time I turn a corner I hear this whop whop whop noise from the rear! Not sure what it is. Could it b a diff or suspension problem? It only dose it when turning a corner driving straight everything sounds fine!

Cheers guys

Phil

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Could be axle bearings or in the diff centre itself - better get it checked for any free play

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Yeah jack the car up and see if you can wobble the wheels (camber). I had a woob woob woob and it was rear bearings...

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Calliper slides in the rear brakes might be sticking. Might need some new grease.

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Thanx guys!

Also noticed tonight the drive train clunks a lot more than normal and once again in the rear and when car is warmed up not cold! When car is cold everything is smooth and sounds nice but once driven for 30mins or so it's so clunky and noisy no matter how smooth u use the clutch etc! f*cking hate going to the dealers with annoying problems all the time!

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  On 07/11/2013 at 10:44 AM, Philz_T said:

Thanx guys!

Also noticed tonight the drive train clunks a lot more than normal and once again in the rear and when car is warmed up not cold! When car is cold everything is smooth and sounds nice but once driven for 30mins or so it's so clunky and noisy no matter how smooth u use the clutch etc! f*cking hate going to the dealers with annoying problems all the time!

My diff bush was fuct by 4mths old.

Replaced with super pro comfort bush, still perfect 3yrs later.

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Noisey while cornering could be spider gears in the diff, as they only work while turning. Also maybe...wheel bearing...not likely though. Whoop Whoop noise is generally a bearing noise.

I did a 10,000km trip over the last few weeks and now have a noisy diff (towed a 12x6 trailer with a small car on it for the last 2500km)

Took it in to Ford dealer and they said....One rim is dented and that is making the noise. Long story short...rim was dented on a dirt road on a shortcut trip to Cairns.

Anyway, diff was noisy long before then.

I have been a mechanic since I qualified when I was 20. Im now 49. These F&%$ H#@$ have NO idea.

Going back on friday to sort it out. Very angry....

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I have the same issue. although im pretty ceratin its my diff (have a replacement ready to go in)

I had/have replaced the following (not to cure this noise though, replaced for other reasons)

diff bushs

all rear suspension

drive shafts

diff oil

wheel bearings

brake pads

disks

greased calipers

hand brake

so lucky last is diff haha

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