Mine did something similar. I have a Dodge brand of posi rear end and the unit went bad. It was able to be repaired, however the mechanic stated that it is a weak design and should be upgraded to a heavier duty unit. Most of the posi units require an additive to the fluid and if it is not put in, you will get a grinding noise. You might try that first to save some $$.
"click click" in rear end upon moving
When I move from a stop in Drive or Reverse, there is a clicking noise coming from the rear end of the truck. Usually two clicks. Happens everytime I set off.
Have seen some posts about this but havent really seen a clear answer. Just recently purchased this truck used with 80k miles. New to owning a truck in general so im not familiar with servicing driveshafts or u joints...I did check fluid levels on both diffs already but i dont know where to start as of right now. Any help is appreciated!
Have seen some posts about this but havent really seen a clear answer. Just recently purchased this truck used with 80k miles. New to owning a truck in general so im not familiar with servicing driveshafts or u joints...I did check fluid levels on both diffs already but i dont know where to start as of right now. Any help is appreciated!
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