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#29 of 78 Grinding and Noise in read-end when turning or reversing at low speeds. by libby_04 Sep 16, 2008 (8:15 pm)
I was wondering of any other 04 Liberty owners have experienced this problem.   I hear and feel a vibration and grinding noise in the rear end of my 04 Lib when I’m turning a corner or reversing at low speeds, it almost feels as though my e-brake is stuck or on, which it’s not...the dealership where I bought it, not even 2 months ago, said that they can’t find anything wrong. It’s really annoying and embarrassing because I just bought it...   Also, it has brand new brakes all around so thats not it..   Anyone???? Replies to this message: mwolf9000 (Sep 17, 2008 5:36 am) bfi (Oct 23, 2008 9:56 am)
#30 of 78 Re: Grinding and Noise in read-end when turning or reversing at low speeds. [libby_04] by mwolf9000 Sep 17, 2008 (5:36 am)
Replying to: libby_04 (Sep 16, 2008 8:15 pm) Did this problem exist before the new brake job? If not, then you may want to have the brake job checked.
#32 of 78 2005 Liberty whining by woogiebear Sep 17, 2008 (1:33 pm)
Hey all! My first time here. I have a 2005 Liberty and am getting a constant "Whine" when I press the gas. It has just over 100,000 miles on it now. The sound seems to be coming from the AC compressor. Any suggestions? I was told by the dealer it might be the tensioner or the pulley.
#33 of 78 2006 jeep liberty by montano1 Oct 08, 2008 (2:48 pm)
I have a 2006 liberty with 51k witch I in joy very much. resented I started to hear a rubbing sound on my right front wheel. I hear it when I go over bumps and when I come to a stop and when I turn the steering wheel left and right I jacked it up and checked the ball joints and every thing looks to be fine. I also put on the spire tire but the sound is still there HELPI don't have much money at the moment to take it to the shop and I really like the Jeep very much but that sound is driving me Crazy!!! Replies to this message: Chuck47172 (Dec 27, 2008 9:40 am)
#34 of 78 Re: Grinding and Noise in read-end when turning or reversing at low speeds. [libby_04] by bfi Oct 23, 2008 (9:56 am)
Replying to: libby_04 (Sep 16, 2008 8:15 pm) You most likely have "posi-track" in the rear differential, my friend had the same noises, more posi-track additive in the rear diff fixed it. (Proportion of additive to gear oil needs to be higher.)
#35 of 78 Front end noise? by tmach Nov 18, 2008 (7:07 am)
I have a 2005 Jeep Liberty that has developed a noise that seems to be coming from the front end, possibly the wheels, though not sure. It is a high pitched whine that occurs in cold weather (20 degrees and lower) at speeds between 62 and 65 miles per hour. Does anybody have any thoughts? Replies to this message: littlemissy442 (Aug 13, 2009 10:23 am) kbeast1979 (Aug 13, 2009 10:59 am)
#36 of 78 Stange sounds at low speed by normanm Dec 18, 2008 (10:12 am)
(I posted this message on the Jeep Diesel forum and got no response, perhaps this will get someones attention) We recently purchased an 05 Liberty CRD and really like the way it handles and it fits our desire to off road. After having a jeep dealer check it out completely ( on the computer) it has had all of the recalls taken care of and it does not have any warning codes that come up. As soon as we got it home we noticed a slight rubbing noise that comes from underneath. It sounds like a metal-to-metal noise similar to a dragging disk brake, not severe but just enough to be audible. I played around with the transfer case shift lever and shifted from 2W to 4PT and back again and it seemed to go away for a day. Then it came back again today. Has anyone had this same experience? I am concerned that it is doing some damage. This Jeep was towed behind an RV for awhile before we purchased it. Replies to this message: caribou1 (Dec 19, 2008 12:47 am) siberia (Dec 19, 2008 8:20 pm) normanm (Dec 20, 2008 11:15 pm)
#37 of 78 Re: Stange sounds at low speed [normanm] by caribou1 Dec 19, 2008 (12:47 am)
Replying to: normanm (Dec 18, 2008 10:12 am) If you can put the Jeep on a lift, go underneath and rotate the wheels by hand. You will be closer to the eventual source of friction you describe. The transfer case has nothing that can rub against the transmission shafts, so the only source of friction I could imagine should come from inside, along the chain or a bearing Do you have enough oil in there? When you switch between 2 and 4WD, the parts that you move remain in the oil bath.
#38 of 78 Re: Stange sounds at low speed [normanm] by siberia Dec 19, 2008 (8:20 pm)
Replying to: normanm (Dec 18, 2008 10:12 am) It is virtually impossible for a Jeep transfer case to be harmed by towing behind an RV if the case is properly filled with oil. There is a cheesy but adequate pump in the bottom of the case that pumps oil to the upper mechanism in the case and the chain caries copious amounts of oil to the top also. Over loaded in deep sand or heavy mud the planetary gears may become spalled without breaking. When this happens a subdued dry sound comes from the transfer case between 15 and 40 miles per hour, maybe - audible with the windows down. When this happens the fluid become brown or darkened. I would suspect something else before this. Replies to this message: normanm (Dec 20, 2008 11:15 pm)

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