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Old 08-31-2011, 11:11 PM
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Wonder if it could be worn guibo/flex joint, u-joint, or differential bushings? ...all could cause driveline vibration
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Old 09-01-2011, 04:45 PM
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I'm going to get diff and X case fluids changed and have a second attempt at diagnosis this time with a new indy mechanic.......as dealer couldn't diagnose it, surprise surprise. I'm also contemplating a partial tranny oil change.

I'm starting to get worried as the noise is getting worse. Its also embarrassing sounds like I'm driving some crappy van/ truck that is on its last legs I'm contemplating being loose of this car as I have had to spend lots of dough recently and if this turns out very expensive its time to part with the X. Will see.
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I'm going to get diff and X case fluids changed and have a second attempt at diagnosis this time with a new indy mechanic.......as dealer couldn't diagnose it, surprise surprise. I'm also contemplating a partial tranny oil change.

I'm starting to get worried as the noise is getting worse. Its also embarrassing sounds like I'm driving some crappy van/ truck that is on its last legs I'm contemplating being loose of this car as I have had to spend lots of dough recently and if this turns out very expensive its time to part with the X. Will see.
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Old 10-11-2011, 06:41 PM
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I'm going to get diff and X case fluids changed and have a second attempt at diagnosis this time with a new indy mechanic.......as dealer couldn't diagnose it, surprise surprise. I'm also contemplating a partial tranny oil change.

I'm starting to get worried as the noise is getting worse. Its also embarrassing sounds like I'm driving some crappy van/ truck that is on its last legs I'm contemplating being loose of this car as I have had to spend lots of dough recently and if this turns out very expensive its time to part with the X. Will see.
I had the same issue and tried the loading turns which didn't change the sound significantly. Finally used a mechanics stethoscope with the truck on a lift and isolated the left front bearing as the culprit. Had it replaced, and now the X feels and sounds like a new ride. Love it.
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