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Jeep Jk Rear Drive Shaft Noise. So i just noticed a slight whirring/spinning noise coming from the middle rear of my jeep (2009 jk rubi) after doing some wheeling over the weekend. The sound is faint enough that. I was trying to watch the wheel speed and drive shaft speed. My guess is the clunking sound is matching the wheel speed better. I ran it up and. Trying to work out what this can be. What i've done to troubleshoot so far: I would suggest removing the drive shaft to see if the noise persists when you spin the output shaft of the transfer case. If you have a double cardan rear shaft, then the rear pinion angle must be properly set or you will blow the rear joint (most likely anyway). If your jk is starting to make a clunking noise when you shift from reverse to drive, or you have noticed a strong vibration or squeaking noise when you are driving, these are signs that your. I’ve put the rear of the vehicle on jackstands and accelerated to the rpm that it usually happens with no noise.

I was trying to watch the wheel speed and drive shaft speed. My guess is the clunking sound is matching the wheel speed better. If your jk is starting to make a clunking noise when you shift from reverse to drive, or you have noticed a strong vibration or squeaking noise when you are driving, these are signs that your. Trying to work out what this can be. I’ve put the rear of the vehicle on jackstands and accelerated to the rpm that it usually happens with no noise. I ran it up and. I would suggest removing the drive shaft to see if the noise persists when you spin the output shaft of the transfer case. The sound is faint enough that. If you have a double cardan rear shaft, then the rear pinion angle must be properly set or you will blow the rear joint (most likely anyway). So i just noticed a slight whirring/spinning noise coming from the middle rear of my jeep (2009 jk rubi) after doing some wheeling over the weekend.

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Jeep Jk Rear Drive Shaft Noise What i've done to troubleshoot so far: I ran it up and. What i've done to troubleshoot so far: Trying to work out what this can be. My guess is the clunking sound is matching the wheel speed better. If you have a double cardan rear shaft, then the rear pinion angle must be properly set or you will blow the rear joint (most likely anyway). So i just noticed a slight whirring/spinning noise coming from the middle rear of my jeep (2009 jk rubi) after doing some wheeling over the weekend. If your jk is starting to make a clunking noise when you shift from reverse to drive, or you have noticed a strong vibration or squeaking noise when you are driving, these are signs that your. I was trying to watch the wheel speed and drive shaft speed. The sound is faint enough that. I’ve put the rear of the vehicle on jackstands and accelerated to the rpm that it usually happens with no noise. I would suggest removing the drive shaft to see if the noise persists when you spin the output shaft of the transfer case.