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Diff noise

Postby Gatti on Sun, 31 Jul 2011 6:42 +0000

I took my new 04 Hilux for my first drive on the highway today, it has a bit of diff whine at highway speeds. It's my first Hilux, is a bit of noise normal in these due to the low diff gearing?
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Re: Diff noise

Postby Skog07 on Sun, 31 Jul 2011 9:31 +0000

How many ks's Gatti.
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Diff noise

Postby Gatti on Mon, 01 Aug 2011 4:23 +0000

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Re: Diff noise

Postby blownlux on Mon, 01 Aug 2011 7:03 +0000

check oil in diff, gearbox and transfer
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Re: Diff noise

Postby Gatti on Thu, 04 Aug 2011 6:41 +0000

Thanks mate, I'll have a look. I'll just have to work out how to do it first! But that's part of the fun of having a different type of car than I'm used to.
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Re: Diff noise

Postby Gatti on Wed, 07 Sep 2011 6:16 +0000

Hi guys,

I took the Hilux up to the Hunter Valley today for work.

I took a quick video with my phone to show the noise, as it's my first Hilux and I am not sure if it's excessive or not.

The noise kicks in at 10 seconds, which is when I am doing 110k's. I had my trailer on, but it's the same without it.

http://s201.photobucket.com/albums/aa13 ... G_0653.mp4
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Re: Diff noise

Postby renegade on Thu, 21 Jun 2012 11:33 +0000

I had the same noise after a 5000k driving holiday, it took them a while to find it but have just had the rear wheels bearings replaced at a cost of $955 and no more noise. For some time i thought it was just tyre noise but replacd the tryes and noise was still there and getting worse so looked a little harder and found the problem. the bearing arnt that expensive but are hard to change and labour is the biggest expense.
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