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Old Aug 13, 2013 | 10:34 PM
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ive a whirring sound from the nsr wheel area, ive changed the hubs cos i thought it might have been the bearing (i even changed the tyre cos thought it might be that) but to no avail am i right in thinking that it might be the cv joint? or could it be something else

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Old Aug 14, 2013 | 10:20 AM
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Just a thought but could it be coming from the opposite side?
When I had a knackered bearing it was on the right hand side
but actually sounded like it was coming from the left when I drove.
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Old Aug 14, 2013 | 10:26 AM
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well never thought of that one but i replaced both hubs and still sounds like the nsr
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Old Aug 14, 2013 | 10:29 AM
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have you got drilled or grooved discs on your car these make a noise when driving and is normal.
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yes i have grooved discs, never thought of that one either lol and theres no way of seeing if this is the case might just have to lump it till i change my discs again
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Originally Posted by sedge69
yes i have grooved discs, never thought of that one either lol and theres no way of seeing if this is the case might just have to lump it till i change my discs again
it is and its normal on grooved discs to hear a slight whirring at low speeds.

nothing to worry about.
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Old Aug 14, 2013 | 10:39 AM
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thanks will have to wait and see for now
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I thought I Heard a similar noise so changed the hub and its still there, engine tuner diagnosed as worn rear diff
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Originally Posted by forgedmarco
I thought I Heard a similar noise so changed the hub and its still there, engine tuner diagnosed as worn rear diff
ill have to investigate that one, but sounds very feasible.

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Old Aug 14, 2013 | 10:43 PM
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so if it is the rear diff what type of diff would i need as there are so many types lol
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Old Aug 14, 2013 | 10:57 PM
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I had exactly the same and it was just the rear pads where quite worn, it could just be a the low wear indicator(s) rubbing on ur grooved discs. I thought mine was a bearing sound aswell at first, replaced discs and pads and it sorted it.
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peteH16 i hope its not them as they have only been on for about a year
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Originally Posted by sedge69
peteH16 i hope its not them as they have only been on for about a year
When I was trying to diagnose the sound on mine I went on you tube and there's actually quite a few vids on there of people that have recorded the sound of their scoobies with worn diffs. It makes quite a distinctive sound which enabled me to rule out the diff when diagnosing mine. Might be worth you tube watch/listen first.
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Old Aug 14, 2013 | 11:26 PM
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thanks mate ill have a look/listen
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Originally Posted by sedge69
so if it is the rear diff what type of diff would i need as there are so many types lol
Ask a breaker on here they'd know if you need one. Try Matty from pole position
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Ps changed the oil in mine and it got quieter, used castrol universal
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Originally Posted by forgedmarco
Ps changed the oil in mine and it got quieter, used castrol universal
yes Marco thats gonna be the first thing i do before i go down the changing the diff route
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