Car has about 80,000 miles and have noticed a "grinding" kind of noise from the rear of the car. This happens at low speeds when I am turning. It has been suggested that it is a problem with the differential, possibly ring and pinion gears, or bearings. I've been told it could cost up to $1,500 to fix the problem. Does any of this sound correct?
Doubt it very much
the only gears in action are the axle spider ( spur gears ) and they turn very slowly on turns
pinion and crown wheel, noise are growls and whines depending if accelerating or costing and makes no difference if turning or straight ahead That should save you $ $1500.00 for a diff center that costs only $450.00
indicates wheel bearings or brake pads ( linings ) worn out and the callipers rubbing on the rotor ( drum)
I would be checking at the wheels and wheel bearings for the problem
Posted on Oct 11, 2017
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
SOURCE: rear wheel bearings
First check the brakes on that side. You may be hearing the warning rivets on the brake lining. If it's good, You need to remove the axle and go to the machine shop and have a new bearing pressed on. The machine shop should only charge you about $20.00 to do this.
Posted on Jun 11, 2008
SOURCE: 1999 Mercury Grand Marquis
Check the U joints.Check the gear oil in the rear axle.Check the exhaust,make sure not rattling or rubbing anything.
Posted on Jul 08, 2008
SOURCE: the alarm on my 1999 mecury grand marquis has gone off
Is It An Aftermarket Alarm You Will Have To Have It Removed To Remity The Problem The Relay's Go Bad In The Aftermarket Alarms.
Posted on Mar 04, 2009
SOURCE: I have a 2003 mercury marquis. Both rear hubs
If you have the caliper and retaining rings off the park brake must be holding it. This vehicle has small parking brake shoes that apply to the inside of rotor hat. Try backing off the adjustment and tap the sides of the hat to free them up.
Posted on Mar 22, 2009
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There
are many possibilities that can cause car to make noise.
It's
actually from where the noise is coming from. Front end or rear end. From
engine area or from inside the steering or from brakes.
There
is N-number of possibilities for the car to make grinding noise or any other
kind of noise.
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