PSR is your best choice as far as I'm concerned. The issue with one wheel bearing being bad...sounds kinda fishy to me. If you had a wheel bearing bad you would have issues such as the seal leaking...constant noise...etc. Just noise on a right turn...those guys don't know what they're talking about...IMO.
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Thread: Rear end issues/questions
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02-26-10, 08:12 AM #11Senior Member
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02-26-10, 02:59 PM #12Senior Member
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Yea i like PSR better but like I said AMP is just 3 miles from work so I went down there at lunch. The reason I'm checking the wheel bearing first is because I have had multiple people that have a great deal of knowledge (all mechanics) say to check the wheel bearing. So that's what I am going to do first. I just hope that that is all it is. I was skeptical at first but how they all explained it to me is that if a wheel bearing is going out, when you turn right its pushing more on the axle shaft therefore the noise I am hearing. I don't know though. We will see. Thanks for the advice though because if its not the wheel bearing I am going to need any advice that you all can give me.
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02-26-10, 03:15 PM #13Senior Member
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Well...I'm an ASE certified mechanic...not bragging...lol...but i've never seen or heard an axle bearing do that. They are under a load 24/7 but...there is a first time for everything...lol. Keep us informed...I'm really curious now.
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02-26-10, 05:12 PM #14Senior Member
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Yea for sure ill let you guys know.
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03-06-10, 09:05 AM #15Senior Member
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what ever came of this.. my vote is on the spider gears.. is the dif a auburn?
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03-06-10, 09:36 AM #16Senior Member
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I haven't heard anything...I'm really curious myself. My feelings are spider gears as well. Hope he says something soon...
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03-06-10, 10:11 AM #17Senior Member
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Sorry guys it's been parked that last two weeks because i just had the chance to get to it. The wheel bearing and seal are fine. I saw what was wrong right when I crawled under the car. The lateral link on the right hand side the bolt and bushing is gone, so everytime i turn right, the lateral link is loose so its pulling the axle and rubbing against my exhaust. So new question, can i do this repair myself, or.... anyone have any experience with this? If anyone from PSR is reading this what do you guys suggest?
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03-06-10, 10:28 AM #18Senior Member
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well...looks like we all were wrong...LOL
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03-06-10, 10:32 AM #19Senior Member
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Not familiar with the suspension from Mustangs of that year. Its just like anything else...remove the bad part put in a new one. Check everything else to make sure you don't have any other problems.
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03-06-10, 10:43 AM #20Senior Member
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Sorry I dont think anyone calls it a lateral link anymore, it's the control link on top of the differential that keeps the axle from moving forward and backwards, one of the bushings and bolts is missing
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