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High Speed Vibration from the driveshaft??

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Old 10-08-07, 06:06 PM
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High Speed Vibration from the driveshaft??

At speeds at or past 100mph there's a hum or whine from either the tranny or the driveshaft. Is this normal just cuz these cars aren't high speed cars or do I have a problem coming up?
Old 10-08-07, 06:18 PM
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O.o Holy hell, I haven't gotten my car up past 80 yet... But it sounds like it may be normal... I don't know how fast the FB's are designed for...
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I have been to 110/115 and never had a whine. If that helps any.
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I've been to 110 with no problem. Could be a U-joint problem. Or, slim chance, low fluid.
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85 fb is right. check all those first. i heard a whining noise from my rear end and if i remember right i think i was low on diff fluid.
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