Is this normal?

notnalc68

notnalc68

That dude from Mississippi
If everything is torqued down properly, and if the spacers are okay, it could be a bent axle flange.

Try running without the spacers, and see if there is a noise, or wobble.


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MSJKU11

MSJKU11

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notnalc68 said:
If everything is torqued down properly, and if the spacers are okay, it could be a bent axle flange.

Try running without the spacers, and see if there is a noise, or wobble.


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Is there a way to check? If that is the issue is the fix new shafts?

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notnalc68

notnalc68

That dude from Mississippi
MSJKU11 said:
Is there a way to check? If that is the issue is the fix new shafts?

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If you jack it up with the wheels off, an spin the hubs, you can see slight lateral movement. I had that on another Jeep. It made a screeching notice at low speed, that began to sound like a chirp with increasing speed. It is very common, and the fix is new shafts.


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MSJKU11

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Okay I'll check. My noise is strange and have been unable to record it. Doesnt happen everytime and when it happens its when i let off the gas or applying the brake. Sounds like a squeak or sometimes like little something is rattling for a couple seconds then disappears.

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MSJKU11

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WJCO said:
Not a bent flange. Sounds like ebrake hardware inside the rotor or possibly something with your main brake calipers.
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Hmmm. I'm a little green to this. What can I do to diagnose it further? Take off the rotor and inspect the caliper for any damage?

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Bierpower

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MSJKU11 said:
Hmmm. I'm a little green to this. What can I do to diagnose it further? Take off the rotor and inspect the caliper for any damage?

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Your parking brake is a drum brake inside of the rear rotor. You can pull the caliper and rotor and see if there is any build up on the inside of the rotor. If rust in there builds up, it can grab the parking brake shoes and jerk the springs. That's kind of what that sound seem like.

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MSJKU11

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So I think I found my noise. Apparently my exhaust pipe coming out of the muffler to the rear was loose and was vibrating on the rear bumper. Pushed it back into the muffler a good inch and seems the noise is gone. Thanks for all the help guys, glad it wasn't anything wheel related.

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