In case you haven't found the problem yet....I once had a squealing noise from the rear which turned out to be broken handbrake shoe retaining spring in the hub.

 

If the tranny housing is like that of a 993, yes.

From the sound of things, I would suspect a missing tooth on either the ring or pinion gear.

Drain the fluid first and see if anything strange comes out....


Andreas

 

Brakes are OK.

First I thought it was wheel bearing problems, so I changed them and, meanwhile, checked brakes all-round.

Tranny housing looks very similar to than if the 993, but I am no sure if they are the same or the surroundings are the same.

Did change the fluid but found nothing

 

Here's a pic of mine - does it look the same? Also, is the noise constant with each wheel revolution, or is there a consistent lag between each occurrence?







Andreas

 

Mine is much cleaner......

I think that the noise is constant with wheel revolutions. Any inputs with that fact?

Thanks

 

 

LOL I call your BS!! Post photos

That was good... I needed a good laugh. Now back to regular programming...

 

Hmm...












Andreas

 

Andreas,

The curator of the new Porsche Museum called . . . he wants to know how you do it!

 

On my back.

With a can or two of Xenit.

And a toothbrush.

And many rags.

And so on & so forth.


Andreas

 

No question about it: mine is much cleaner allround......

Congratulations!!!!!

 

Pictures, please.


Andreas

 

Hmm.....

Let's get to the point: where is the source of my noise????

Seriously Andreas, congratulations. That's a nice and very clean car.

 

I still think ring gear.


Andreas

 

Then, do you think that if I take the differential out without drooping the gear box I would probably find the source?