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guys, i posted in the general section about a front diff whine that i believe should have been posted here. if anyone can be of any help it is in the general section in the full size truck and suv. i have a suburban that has 180k miles on it and it is making a whining/growling upon decent i think it is comming from the diff and i have some reason to believe that it is. please see other post if you can help.

 

This was my other post

"Guys, two years ago i bought a 99 sub with 180000 miles on it. It has a new tranny and rebuilt transfer case. when i got home i changed all fluids. The rear diff fluid was definatly old but looked to still be okay. The front diff however came out like clumpy chocolate milk. I did a few flush runs and everything seemed to be okay. After awhile the front pinion seal started leaking. i popped the nut off and replaced the seal. Unfortionally i didnt mark where the nut was so i have no idea how tight to put it back on there. I set it to 150 ft/lb hoping i would be close. I believe after this is when we started noticing the whining/ mild growling only on decent with or without the brakes on. If you just let off the gas while you were going down the road you would hear this. Well i figured that maybe i didnt get it tight enough so i bumped it up to 180 ft/lb. It seems to be getting worse and worse. do you guys think that just getting a new crush sheeve will do the trick? Or does it point to a bad bearing?. i dont know alot about diffs so any help will be appriciated"

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