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Old 06-11-2018, 11:32 PM   #1
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Re: Making noise - driveshaft support bearing?

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I would put it up jack stands and get a trusted helper to run the truck on the stands while I got underneath and tried to locate the source of the noise. It could be a rear axle bearing gone south, or like the one in my Burban where the housing was full of pieces of my disintegrating carrier.
Good luck.
Note- those jack stands should be under the axle housing so that the driveshaft is centered on the bearing. Ask me how I know. I learned that one in about 1975.
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