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HELP...Drive Shaft/Rear Tire Shutter
I have approximately 1200kms on my FR-S now and yesterday morning as I was backing up out of the driveway I felt my drivers side rear tire/driveshaft shutter a bit. It's hard to describe but it was almost a chunky, notchy feeling. There were no audible sounds. When I drove away it was fine. Later in the day i felt it again, but only when turning right. After a while driving, it goes away. Last night I did some research and didn't really find anything. Again this morning as I went out for a drive, whenever I was at a stop and turning right, as I would take off into the turn, I could feel the notchyness. It's isolated to the drivers side rear and feels like the driveshaft/tire? I'm thinking it's when a load is applied to that area. And as I continue driving, and the car warms up, I don't feel it anymore. I was wondering if anyone could assist in diagnosing this. My concern is that it might get worse.
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Does it only occur when you turn right?
Have you hit any potholes or anything like that lately? |
Try giving it less gas. I'm think you're feeling your TorSen working. Might be more sensitive when cold.
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^^^ I agree, it's the LSD you are feeling. I get that in the morning before the car warm up as well.
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Yes, that's what it is, I get it too until warmed up. It's the Positraction that feels like ratcheting. No worries yet.
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Glad to know it is not just me that feels this and it is nothing too much to worry about :-)
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I was feeling this too and immediately wrote it off as diff :)
It's a little disconcerting at times, but it's SO brief, I'm like, "Oh crap what's-" and then before I can even get into full-fledged panic mode, it's completely gone. |
Ah I get this as well and didn't really think about when it occurs until I read this thread. I get it when starting out ~1k-1500 rpm in 1st on a turn, implying its LSD. Haven't paid attention if it happens after the car warms up more.
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I have the same experience. I thought at first it might be traction control, but since it happens under low power, I am sure it is the diff. I hope it is not causing any undue wear and tear.
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As said before, it's the diff, My truck has a LSD as well and it does the same thing around corners. You may get a little wheel chirp as well around corners, once the oil warms up you should be fine.
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I'm lol'ing at all these LSD threads in this sub-forum
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