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chrismoore701 02-28-2024 08:25 AM

Sounds like tire rubbing, but its not
 
Working on my 79. Sounds like the driver rear tire is rubbing something. Pulled the tire and drum off, no marks. Fired up and put in gear, put a stethoscope on the outer bearing, sounds smooth. Put it all over the diff, sounds pretty smooth.

I installed a posi unit, but the noise sounds like its coming from the tire area.

Thoughts?

Dead Parrot 02-28-2024 08:59 AM

Re: Sounds like tire rubbing, but its not
 
Park brake not fully released.
Collapsed rear brake hose keeping rear brakes partially engaged.
Rear shoes adjusted too tight.
Check drums for heat after testing.

Loose exhaust parts rattling. Other loose parts rattling.

chrismoore701 02-28-2024 09:58 AM

Re: Sounds like tire rubbing, but its not
 
Park brake not fully released.
it is
Collapsed rear brake hose keeping rear brakes partially engaged.
Brand new hoses
Rear shoes adjusted too tight.
Maybe
Check drums for heat after testing.
will do
Loose exhaust parts rattling. Other loose parts rattling.
Everything tight

jerry moss 03-09-2024 10:47 PM

Re: Sounds like tire rubbing, but its not
 
are the drums warped and hitting the backing plate ?

chrismoore701 03-11-2024 07:22 AM

Re: Sounds like tire rubbing, but its not
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jerry moss (Post 9294548)
are the drums warped and hitting the backing plate ?

no signs of anything rubbing anywhere on the rear end

Dead Parrot 03-11-2024 10:12 PM

Re: Sounds like tire rubbing, but its not
 
Assuming it is up on stands, pull the tires, snug the drums with reversed lug nuts and repeat the test. If the noise is gone, suspect out of balance/out of round rear tire(s) or poorly fitting wheels. If the noise stays, pretty well eliminates tires/wheels as the problem.


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