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It's been four years since I had a my last XFS and having just got this one I love it. But I have an issue because I think I can hear something that nobody else can. 

Seems to be coming from there rear when under extreme load, only can be heard (by me) when (on a private road) sat at 90-95mph. It's a low deep hum that I am stressing about. I'm particularly worried it's the rear diff, which on inspection is a little wet (oily) on the exterior. the car broke 50k mile just this week. 

Obviously I need to get to the bottom of it but difficult as nobody else can hear it, I'm sure it's not the exhaust or tyre noise (new Dunlops last week), seeing a mechanic friend over the Xmas break who will have a look at it. Any known Diff issues on the XFS???????

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Hi

I think you have probably answered your own question. If the Diff casing is oily you have a prime candidate to investigate as it should not have any Oil on it 😞

The atached might hep you to diagnose (pg499 on) but I think you probably need new seals and a top-up as a minimum.

Regards

John

650456070_2010XFRWorkshopManual.pdf

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2 hours ago, Big John said:

Hi

I think you have probably answered your own question. If the Diff casing is oily you have a prime candidate to investigate as it should not have any oil on it 😞

The atached might hep you to diagnose (pg499 on) but I think you probably need new seals and a top-up as a minimum.

Regards

John

650456070_2010XFRWorkshopManual.pdf 58.49 MB · 3 downloads

Thanks Big John. Hope I am wrong!

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