So I have replaced everything in the front diff gear wise and can't figure out what's making noise. it's driving me nuts the back has no sound what so ever nice and smooth and quite
How does the diff feel when it's not in the vehicle? if it's good, then it's something on the vehicle, if it's bad then it's something in the diff. Did you check the diff pinion?
How does the diff feel when it's not in the vehicle? if it's good, then it's something on the vehicle, if it's bad then it's something in the diff. Did you check the diff pinion?
All the time I just have the shocks off or I would roll it and take a video to hear it. it ate up 2 pinion gears haven't ran it yet with the new things waiting on my motor and esc
I would check for any debris in the case, and for any screws sticking into the case.
And I would double check the post numbers for the pinion and ring gear to make sure they are both the spiral cut gears
I would check for any debris in the case, and for any screws sticking into the case.
And I would double check the post numbers for the pinion and ring gear to make sure they are both the spiral cut gears
I'll do that today after work they both look sprial cut it I gues there is a chance that it could be I'm thinking maybe switching the from and back diffs around the gear set anyways to see if anything changes almost looks like to me is that it's rubbing on the chassis
I'm not sure what would be missing or broken everything is the same front and rear from what I could tell it was replaced with the same parts as new I'll swap croon to rear and go from there
I had a similar sound with my Kraton V2 right out of the box. The problem for me was that the suspension travel was too long, so the angle at the dog bones fitting to the front diff caused the sound. It was easy fixed just by set the suspension travel with the set screws at the lower a-arms.
You can simply find out if this is the problem, just by ask someone to compress the front suspension while you spin the wheels.