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Old Oct 10, 2008 | 04:27 PM
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Right Rear Noise... Gone to Ford Engineers

Soooo last Saturday night I hear this weird rotational friction noise from the right side of the rear end. At first i though something was touching the rotor since it was consistent with rpms and speed. (the faster I went, the louder it got). So i jacked the ucar up on stands and spun the wheel by hand.... sure enough i hear a faint sound... so it goes to ford... and the drama begins

They call me monday and say that its the bearing and that it needs to be replaced along with the gears (i guess they do it all as a kit or something, i'm not sure) and it'll take 2 days for the part to come in so they give me a rental. Part comes in and they still hear the problem, and tell me that they can escalate it and call the Ford Engineers for help since the parts wont do the trick OR if i can live with the noise i can have it back since it doesn't affect the drivability of the car. TO HELL WITH THAT! FIX IT! So I have them call Ford Engineers, and they're placing some kind of dampeners on the problem that won't come in till Tuesday of next week.

Anyone ever heard of anything like this?? If the dampeners don't fix it i'm ready to have them replace the whole **** axle!
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Old Oct 10, 2008 | 07:09 PM
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Not that its the same thing but, I know a guy who had his axel come out a bit then it bent the axel slightly. Ford had to replace it all for him.
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Old Oct 13, 2008 | 06:07 PM
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That one is news to me, I don't recall reading about anything quite like that. Good luck, and be persistent if you need to.
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Old Oct 13, 2008 | 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Tsbird1994
Soooo last Saturday night I hear this weird rotational friction noise from the right side of the rear end. At first i though something was touching the rotor since it was consistent with rpms and speed. (the faster I went, the louder it got). So i jacked the ucar up on stands and spun the wheel by hand.... sure enough i hear a faint sound... so it goes to ford... and the drama begins

They call me monday and say that its the bearing and that it needs to be replaced along with the gears (i guess they do it all as a kit or something, i'm not sure) and it'll take 2 days for the part to come in so they give me a rental. Part comes in and they still hear the problem, and tell me that they can escalate it and call the Ford Engineers for help since the parts wont do the trick OR if i can live with the noise i can have it back since it doesn't affect the drivability of the car. TO HELL WITH THAT! FIX IT! So I have them call Ford Engineers, and they're placing some kind of dampeners on the problem that won't come in till Tuesday of next week.

Anyone ever heard of anything like this?? If the dampeners don't fix it i'm ready to have them replace the whole **** axle!

I had the same thing except the noise went away for about three days, now I'm taking it back to the dealer
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Old Oct 14, 2008 | 12:24 PM
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They're ordering parts from MI... goes back this week to have dampeners put on. Hopefully that it.
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Old Oct 14, 2008 | 06:39 PM
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I have a weird frictional, squeeling (almost) noise from the rearend of mine. It does it constantly up until I am able to get it to the dealer, and then it stops. Only does it when barely moving in first or second gear and usually while turning. Is this the same thing or is yours directly related to the rotor....all I know is my warranty is about to run out and it is driving me crazy!!!
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Old Oct 17, 2008 | 05:55 PM
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OKay so they're convinced that it has to do with the two TSBs that were out for the rear axle whine. They've replaced the rear gear twice now and that didn't fix it so they ordered the dampener kit which also didn't fix the problem. Today they're installing a 3rd set of rear gears to see if that solves it, and if not they're escalating it to Ford's Build Engineers to be resolved.

I'm really getting annyoed with this... I haven't had my car all week!
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Old Oct 21, 2009 | 12:51 PM
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Mine whines too. I just replaced the differential fluid with 80w140 Synthetic from Redline hoping to fix this whine on deceleration. Next is the XL-3 Additive Friction Modifier. I will let you know if it does anything to eliminate the whine. I can live with it I guess but it is getting annoying. After reading about the dampers I am beginning to wonder if it might be that. Anybody know if the damper is an easy do it your self job? Car is well out of warranty. I always thought it was the ring and pinion gear. Mine is a 11/2/04 build date
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Old Oct 24, 2009 | 09:37 AM
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always replace bearings, all, w/ gear change... cheap insurance.

whine... did you pull cover, were the shimms getting into the axel gears?
theyll make a little noise, just pull c clip, and reshimm

Ive NEVER had a whine, even w/ 4.56's on 8hr 1 way trips, track...
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Old Oct 24, 2009 | 11:35 AM
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my dads has/had a problem like that, but now that he put on 20 inch wheels, i dont hear it that much anymore. i tried recording it with my camera but u couldnt really hear it (thank u windnoise).
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