Jeep Grand Cherokee Help

Jody Treadway said:
Take note to whether it is at the same speed as the wheels are turning or faster (by say 3.73 times :) )
I bet you have worn/noisy pinion bearings.
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I mean, just throwing this out there :)

All joking aside, that's pretty good on that axle. Not a complicated repair, but a bit time consuming.
That used axle may not be much better, so having them rebuild what you have IMO is the best idea
 
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Here we go.
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Well the new(used) axle is in. The noise is gone. I reused the wheel bearing and brakes from the axle I had. I go started fairly early Sunday and was done by 3 that afternoon.

I am going to take apart the old axle and see if I can determine where the noise is coming from.

Thanks for all the help so far!
 
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