I start my truck, it sounds ok, I shift into reverse to back out of my driveway, take my foot off brake, hit the gas and S-Q-U-U-E-E-A-A-L-L!!! It usually only happens when it has been parked for a few hours. What is it and how do I fix it?
U-joint is rusted
Ok, is it a giant problem or can it be easily resolved?
not hard to replace just tedious.
apparently I was mistaken with the COMPLETE problem...the horrid squeal also happens when I try to accelerate quickly (kinda floor the gas)
do a brake check sounds like the wear bar is rubbing on the rotor.
ok I'll check it out, thanks
though my boyfriend seems to be convinced its the power steering pump...I think its the fuel pump...just cant prove it yet. BUT its sluggish to start lately ... IDK the damn thing is falling to bits, lol
if power steering pump is bad it might be hard to steer. Remove belt to see if noise goes away.
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SOURCE: TRANSFER CASE IN A 93 CHEVY 1500
it sounds like it is going out, first try trans x, get it at Auto Zone, also check the transmission mounts, drop the tranny pan and check for metal shavings, and be very gentle, or it will be done
SOURCE: rear direrintial
The rear diff. turns the rear wheels. It is located in the middle of the rear axle. It won't last long if you ignore it. May just need dearing's but if it is driven the cog wheels will grind to dust or drop off this can cause the rear axle to seize up and can be a danger because the back wheels will lock up. If you are going to fix it yourself let me know and I will be able to guide you through the process
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