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Old 08-21-2003, 10:29 AM
mtdxx mtdxx is offline
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winding noise

i had an 86 trooper. It would have this winding/scraping type noise comming from the front(possible related to the 4 wheel drive) which would occur when in 2 wheel drive especially during cold mornings after the truck sat overnight, while coasting.

Then when it did stop, it would stop when I stopped the vehicle, in doing so, it made a slam sound like something loose fell into place then the truck would be fine until it sat for a few hours

Anyone have any ideas, is this a common problem.
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Old 09-01-2003, 06:51 PM
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I had the same noise and it went away when I switched my auto hubs to manual ones. Something to do with the hubs trying to engage.
Hope this helps ya,
Nick
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Old 06-05-2004, 01:13 AM
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Re: winding noise

I had the same proble exactly!!!(drove me crazy) on my 87. it was the auto-locking hubs. the same type hubs are still used up to 93 for sure maybe later. no problem w/ my 91. I think they changed the frt. diff. in 88 which may have solved the problem. warn makes a good manual hub for just over $100. a set. thats whats still on my 87.
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