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94bigbear 11-11-2010 01:40 PM

need some desperate opinions
 
popping noise in rearend on a 94 4x4 big bear. does it real bad when turning either left or right. Already replaced swing arm bearings w/ no luck....... Please chim in.....

Jaster94 11-11-2010 02:11 PM

sounds like something inside the differential that is starting to give up & starting to fail! ......uh-oh!. so, it sounds like teeth off of the gears are missing and causing the popping sound? does it lurch/lunge/pop when driving straight? you said "in" the rearend, SO, it sounds gear related unless performance is unaffected. or is the sound around the rearend area?

91Warrior357 11-11-2010 08:50 PM

sounds like something is bad in the differential.

94bigbear 11-11-2010 11:34 PM

It Does it very little when i go straight. But when you cut the wheels hard either way it does it worse and all the time. I can have it in neutral and coast down a hill and it will still do it... Do you think that i am wasting my time replacing the axle bearings? Can i see if somthing is wrong if i take the side cover off the rearend case?

94bigbear 11-12-2010 12:10 AM

if i was to get a new rearend does anyone know what years are compatable w/ my unit?

papa hogg scoot 11-12-2010 06:25 AM

I guess i would jack rearend up first and see if up and down motion in rear axle, if so you may get lucky enough to just replaced the bearing and seals,the ring gear is attached to axle and when you turn the axle is flexing or moving enough that it is pulling the ring away from pinion gear if you hadn,t already broken or rounded off the gears , don,t ride atv anymore IMO go ahead an inspect.....

NUTS4STEEL 11-17-2010 04:55 PM

could be the u-joint at he rear of the transmission

94bigbear 11-19-2010 12:25 AM


Originally Posted by NUTS4STEEL (Post 2977811)
could be the u-joint at he rear of the transmission


I thought of this. Maybe the noise is just carrying down the hollow swing arm........ I'll give it a try if the replacement of the axle bearings dont work...


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