Paddle wheel noise?

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Nitto Mud Grappler
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If I take it into a tire store would be able to find this be removing the tire from the rim?
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Possibly,usually I used a helper to walk along side or hang a head out the window!
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lifted the front to day the noise appears to be coming from the front axle noise is very noticeble when I look the front diff.Looks like I will Be trailering it to lendens shop or fly him in pretty much bumbed at this point. :(
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You could try cracking the bleed valves on the slaves for the Front wheel drive and front wheel lockers. There may be some extra built up pressure. causing partial but not complete engagement. to do this put a length of clear hose to the bleeder valve and support it up so no air can get back into the system. crack the valve and if fluid is forced out at any force let it bleed till it slows down. Tighten the valve back up, and test drive. If no fluid comes out then you will have to bleed that slave and possibly the whole system. Just a thought and easy to check.

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Thanks Miles I will give it a try I have a one man bleeder tool. I am willing to give any suggestions a shot before I have to load it on a truck and ship it.
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[http://s177.photobucket.com/albums/w205 ... iff003.jpg] Ok I have my diff apart ever thing looks ok any suggestions on what I should look for? also why I have it apart how can I tell if I have the ec2 up grade?[/img]
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well last night took the diff apart even further I can see brass bush differential pigion set. A parts seem fine. As far a bearing is it noticable if the are bad?
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Well Put the Pinz back to gether on friday, with out the drive shaft in And entered her in a car show of about 700 other car the pinz walked away with a trouphy sponcers pick. Around fourty thousand in attendance There was 710 stcok pinz entered as well. I finally walked away from the car because I just could not answer any more questions. With the drive shaft out the pinz makes no noise at all very quite could there be some thing wrong in the witches hat?
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Hi erik it sounds like the noise in have in my 710 in hi gear at low speeds it sounds like pistons swapping holes,some call it a grumble it comes from all the back lashes in all the gears with a lite gas peddle but with power the noise goes away or if a lower gear the noise is gone also. If this is what you are hearing its normal and i live with it.
Hope this helps some what and with the ceenter drive line out there is no power the the front diff either.
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Post by milesdzyn »

Erik....You may want to check the dry bushing in the witches hat coming off the front of the Hi-Low gear box. Mine was completly gone and others have seen substantial wear. The witches hat that is at the rear of the front diff. has the same parts with the dry bushing in place, that is not used so you could swap the front witches hat with the rear to test it. Or for a quick in the field repair if you dont have a spare dry bushing on hand.

Evan Hillman has some pictures of it on his web site, Pics 7 & 8 down. Check out the rest of his site as well, well worth the look.

http://home.comcast.net/~hillmanpinz/EX-II.html

http://home.comcast.net/~hillmanpinz/index.html

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