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Old Aug 2, 2009 | 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by RedY2KS2k,Jul 31 2009, 12:10 PM
My recent experience, I just fixed it today.

For some time I've had squeeks and groans from the driveline. Eventually, at speed there was a steady "eek-eek-eek-eek" (with the top up it almost sounded like a belt squealing), as I slowed down the frequency of the occurrence of the noise got slower, and the pitch of the noise got lower. As the car came to a stop, the last foot or so of movement sounded like a door with creaky hinges.

It was the driver's side rear axle nut. I tightened them both and the noise went away.

I never once heard the "clicking" sound when starting off from a stop like everyone describes.
I retorqued mine today as well and no more noise! Surprising how little the nut moved. Thanks for all the advice... S2Ki ftw!
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Old Sep 16, 2009 | 02:26 PM
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Holy crap!!

Thank you guys so much!!

I've been dealing with this dang noise for a month, took it to 7 different shops, Pretty much all of which shrugged their shoulders and said they had no clue, including a Honda dealership. One told me it was my tranny and tried to get me to do a whole tranny swap! So I took it to a tranny shop and he said it wasnt the tranny, from there... I was told it could be the wheel bearings, the rear dif.. on and on and on. holy crap one shop after another. Read the forum, (i didnt have a 36mm socket or torque wrench) so I took it into a shop and told them exactly what I needed. I figured what the hell.

I drove by a shop, saw they were open and not busy, walked out 10 minutes later car was fixed! They didnt even charge me, they just asked I use them from now on. lol.

Holy crap thank you guys!

(only annoying noise left is the clutch spring vibration, dont quite have the money to fix that yet though )

Thank you guys!!
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Old Sep 16, 2009 | 08:05 PM
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Ive had the same noise before, loose axle nut will cause bearing go bad. The noise will come back, your bearing is probably siezed. I had to hub/bearing replacement.
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