In news: snipped-for-privacy@cox.net, L.W. (ßill) Hughes III from was injured because:
| A noise being describe as a "whiny" I would think wheel | bearing before the rhythmic, vibrating, clicking noise of axle | or driveshaft universal joints. Whiny could be used to | describe a bad differential ring and pinion if it were engaged | under power or dry. Let us know. God Bless America, | ßill O|||||||O | mailto: snipped-for-privacy@aol.com
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| | Gene Young wrote: || || A friend has a 93 Cherokee with a whiny front axle (whine is || at almost any speed, he says it gets worse at different || speeds). He's bringing it over tomorrow for me to try and || diagnose. || || Any foresight from anyone appreciated, he wants to replace || the whole axle, but I'm sure we can get off cheaper than that. || || -- || Gene N9MXQ ||
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|| Jeep, because life is an adventure, not a race. Hell, if you were to say it was 2WD, I would be inclined to say it was normal, my girl's XJ front axle (2WD, yes...I know) has always (Purchased with 2 miles on it) had a whine, or more appropriately, a howl.