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Old 03-20-2020, 05:58 AM
Ghostrider Ghostrider is offline
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Differential pinion bearing?

trying to eliminate possibilities. I have a consistent sound from the rear of the truck. Almost sure it is new tires but want to eliminate other things. If the sound stays they same while coasting in neutral - does that eliminate the pinion bearing in differential or does the drive shaft still rotate? Will check wheel bearing by pulling on tires over weekend. Sound showed up with new tires but the wild card was the old tires were so noisy it could have been there all along.
Have 190K miles
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