Hello All!My wife and I recently bought a used 2003 Fleetwood Tioga SL 31 foot Class C. On our current trip, we noticed a noise, I can best describe as a rattle/very slight grinding noise only when decelerating at around 55-65 MPH. No noise is heard ...
cgmartine wrote:There is a rectangular metal plate about one and a half feet long that is located above the muffler, close to where the muffler ends. This plate protects the plastic storage compartment from being melted by the muffler. The plate has ...
othertonka wrote:I would check for loose baffles' in the cat convertor or mufflersWouldn't both of those make noise outside of 65MPH and outside of only during deceleration?
j-d wrote:Is the Rear Axle (Differential) Lube full?It is. Just below the bottom of the fill plug. I checked it while on the road, so I didn't inspect it very thoroughly, but I do remember thinking it was a bit dark. Not sure if it's supposed to be.
woodgeezer wrote:You don't say what chassis you have, but I would have the drive shaft professionally checked. I experienced a similar "rattle" on two Fords I owned and had a warn rear u-joint on one and a bad center bearing on the other. Just checki...
atarsha wrote:bsinmich wrote:I am curious about your driving position when the noise is over your R. shoulder on the floor. Have you checked for stones in a wheel cap?I don't think it's that simple, but yes I have checked.It seems to be behind me bu...
