Bump.....No one has experienced this? I know I threw a stupid joke in there, but I really do have this problem.
Axle moan
I have 3100 miles on my 2007 KC, and when I start driving it when it is cold I get a wierd moan from the rear of the truck. (The rear axle I presume) Once the truck warms up - no more moan. The sound is very much like a moan a lonely ghost would make in a haunted mansion. Maybe the metal the axle is made out of is recycled from some old dungeon from yesteryear & now that Halloween is right around the corner the ghost from the dungeon is getting vocal.
Seriously though - any ideas?
Seriously though - any ideas?
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Have You Checked The Fluid Level?
Not yet - only 3100 miles - I really hope that is not the problem, otherwise I'm in for big problems down the road.
Check the fluid level! Plug on the rear of the differential. You will not loose any fluid. You should be able to feel the oil with your pinkie . If you cannot feel the oil by sticking your finger as deep as you can, you are low or dry.
May be just your brakes and once they turn a little, it stops.
You know - I thought that, but wanted to ask you guys anyway. If it is the brakes, does this mean I have a problem?TallTexan said:May be just your brakes and once they turn a little, it stops.
It may be the brakes, and if it is, replace the pads(warranty work). But still check the dif fluid level.07cajuntitan said:You know - I thought that, but wanted to ask you guys anyway. If it is the brakes, does this mean I have a problem?
Is your emergency brake fully disengaged?
My 07' brakes make a little noise until they get warmed up. :upsidedow
The parking brake is fully disengaged. I use it each evening because I park on a decline, and it works well enough to prevent the truck from moving unless I am heavy on the skinny pedal.
Because you park on the decline may be why you get the moan when you start off.07cajuntitan said:The parking brake is fully disengaged. I use it each evening because I park on a decline, and it works well enough to prevent the truck from moving unless I am heavy on the skinny pedal.
Try parking on the level and see if the sound goes away. If so, then that's it and nothing to worry about.
My '07 w/ 7K does same.
I am pretty sure it's one or both of the rear disk brakes. Not the e-brake drum. I'm not worrying about it.
I am pretty sure it's one or both of the rear disk brakes. Not the e-brake drum. I'm not worrying about it.
Nah, your Titan is just haunted with a lonely ghost.
something from my rear end makes a errr er er er er er (or woo woo woo woo, depends on how you interperate the noise) at low speeds kind of in sync with the tire rotating (not tire noise, gets higher pitched when i apply the brakes) Really annoying and kinda embarrassing when im going through a parking lot and all of a sudden it starts making the noticeable noise. Tech told me it might be "glaze" on the rotors and told me to keep an eye on it, which i will.
Great info guys!!! Thanks. I'll try parking on a level surface overnight & see if it still makes the noise.
If you sand your pads, and turn your rotors, it will go away.spoonman said:something from my rear end makes a errr er er er er er (or woo woo woo woo, depends on how you interperate the noise) at low speeds kind of in sync with the tire rotating (not tire noise, gets higher pitched when i apply the brakes) Really annoying and kinda embarrassing when im going through a parking lot and all of a sudden it starts making the noticeable noise. Tech told me it might be "glaze" on the rotors and told me to keep an eye on it, which i will.
If your pads are low, just replace them.
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