Reply to "Loud whine from thr rear of the car?.."

ferrari328gt (Guest)

Hmmm, that's not what I expected you to say. 3rd and 4th gears are on different synchronizers, so I'd rule out a synchro needle bearing as the culprit. How about putting the car up on jack stands, running it in several gears, and listen at various spots with a stethescope? Try the output flanges on the trans, and also each rear wheel bearing. Maybe that will help narrow it down. Or what I usually tell my friends - bring it to the phone and I'll look at it

. -Steve

9/20/078:16 AM

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