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Dante
1st Gear
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Hi all, I got my SS back from the dealers today! The work done to quiet that clicking noise I was hearing now and then was coming from the rear end.They lubed the yoke and explained to me that the Torsen Differential will make that noise at certian rpm's. They also showed me a memo for all 2000 and up models with this rear that this noise is considered normal. The high option rear dosen't have this noise. I was told that for driving around town in low rpm's I should use drive and for open road use overdrive.I guess I'm still use to a stick but I'll learn to love the auto!

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'02 Blue SS, SLP #0397
Commemorative Portfolio, Front Mats
Custom Rear Deck Mat, Key Fobs
Dash Plaque

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2002Z4CSS
"Post"er Child
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Glad they found the noise for you. A Zexel Torsion rear end tend to make a "clunk" type noise when torque is not applied during a coast.
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DaddySS
Old Coot.....50 going on 20
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Great news
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MOO4340
2nd Gear
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How did they LUBE THE YOKE?
KICKBACK


quote:
Originally posted by Dante:
Hi all, I got my SS back from the dealers today! The work done to quiet that clicking noise I was hearing now and then was coming from the rear end.They lubed the yoke and explained to me that the Torsen Differential will make that noise at certian rpm's. They also showed me a memo for all 2000 and up models with this rear that this noise is considered normal. The high option rear dosen't have this noise. I was told that for driving around town in low rpm's I should use drive and for open road use overdrive.I guess I'm still use to a stick but I'll learn to love the auto!

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Crazy Horse
1st Gear
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quote:
Originally posted by MOO4340:
How did they LUBE THE YOKE?
KICKBACK



Gawd I hope no one answers that question in the wrong way .....


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Dante
1st Gear
Member # 1429

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I was told that the drive shaft had to be dropped and " R& R drive shaft and lube yoke " was printed on the work order. Has anybody else had this problem?

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'02 Blue SS, SLP #0397
Commemorative Portfolio, Front Mats
Custom Rear Deck Mat, Key Fobs
Dash Plaque

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Steve da Wrench
3rd Gear
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Sounds like dealer lingo for" we dont know whats wrong, but this sounds good", or "here, we will say this so we get paid, but its not really what it took to fix it, like lubing the u-joint that was not done at the factory", etc!!!!

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- Steve Heino  -  -
The "other" owner of '99 SS #69


McGee's Auto Service, an SLP AutoGroup/Perf. Parts Installer.


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