Rheeder218
Viper Owner
Have a winding noise coming from the trans tunnel. its in all gears and progressivley gets louders as RPMs go up. Has anyone come arcross this before? This is a on 94 with 33,000. Thanks
Winding noise in trans tunnel area.
- Thread starter Rheeder218
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HUH ? "Winding" ? Im thinking of my fishing reel here.....or the sound of Wind blowing past the tranny?
Do you mean Whining? As from a Whine?
Do you mean Whining? As from a Whine?
Rheeder218
Viper Owner
ha there could be the winding noise that is made when something is wound up real fast or unwound real fast like a fishing ree and the RPMs in a trans or wherever this is coming from.
Or there is the whining noise that can be from somethign making a annoying noise.
So back to the topic has anyone had this problem or any idea what it might be? thanks
Or there is the whining noise that can be from somethign making a annoying noise.
So back to the topic has anyone had this problem or any idea what it might be? thanks
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CEJ
Enthusiast
When did you last change your drivetrain fluids? Did you stick with Mopar lubricants for the trans and diff?
Rheeder218
Viper Owner
did the trans 2 years ago 6000 miles roughly, then just redid it no change. rearend did 6000 miles ago aswell. non mopar fluids
72hemi
Enthusiast
I had a whining noise in my tunnel and it turned out to be the pinion bearing in the rear diff.
Rheeder218
Viper Owner
awesome guess im taking the rear end apart. anyone have an idea why these would go with only 33,000 on them?
72hemi
Enthusiast
Well mine went at 65k and I caused it.
CEJ
Enthusiast
The Mopar fluids are pretty good. What are you using in the trans and diff? Thanks.
AZTVR
Enthusiast
Lack of use, maybe? Maybe the oil film gets thinner than on a car that is used "normally" so that there are more opportunities for semi-dry operation? I'm not convinced that the quest everyone has for a low mileage car is the great idea that many think it is.
Perhaps a good question for Tom F&LGoR.
