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Transfer Case Making Whining Noise. Fluid level ok in diff and transfer case. My transfer case has started making a horrible grinding noise. This condition may be caused by normal transfer case clutch plate break in and wear, creating excess contaminants in the fluid. Starts to be noticeable at about 45 mph, and is very loud by 65 mph. Not sure whether to start. No whine in coast, loud whine with any throttle at all, little if any on deceleration. First i thought it was coming from the driveshaft or the front/rear diff, but wasn't sure. The note varies with speed, as does the volume. Unusual sounds and noises are amongst the earliest and most common signs of a bad transfer case. I hear a whine from either the front diff or transfer case. I put the truck on jack. We will explore the possible causes and solutions of transfer case noise when accelerating and preventive measures to keep. Grinding noise some customers also may state that a noise can be heard in 4hi, but goes away when switched to 2hi.

Starts to be noticeable at about 45 mph, and is very loud by 65 mph. I put the truck on jack. First i thought it was coming from the driveshaft or the front/rear diff, but wasn't sure. We will explore the possible causes and solutions of transfer case noise when accelerating and preventive measures to keep. Grinding noise some customers also may state that a noise can be heard in 4hi, but goes away when switched to 2hi. Unusual sounds and noises are amongst the earliest and most common signs of a bad transfer case. Fluid level ok in diff and transfer case. No whine in coast, loud whine with any throttle at all, little if any on deceleration. Not sure whether to start. My transfer case has started making a horrible grinding noise.

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Transfer Case Making Whining Noise The note varies with speed, as does the volume. Not sure whether to start. Fluid level ok in diff and transfer case. I hear a whine from either the front diff or transfer case. Starts to be noticeable at about 45 mph, and is very loud by 65 mph. No whine in coast, loud whine with any throttle at all, little if any on deceleration. My transfer case has started making a horrible grinding noise. Grinding noise some customers also may state that a noise can be heard in 4hi, but goes away when switched to 2hi. I put the truck on jack. Unusual sounds and noises are amongst the earliest and most common signs of a bad transfer case. This condition may be caused by normal transfer case clutch plate break in and wear, creating excess contaminants in the fluid. We will explore the possible causes and solutions of transfer case noise when accelerating and preventive measures to keep. The note varies with speed, as does the volume. First i thought it was coming from the driveshaft or the front/rear diff, but wasn't sure.