Auto Repair IN ATLANTA

A new hum follows your Land Rover down the road. It gets louder when you accelerate, fades when you lift off, or seems to come from somewhere beneath the rear seats. Is the differential starting to wear, or is it something else in the driveline? Differential problems often show up as changing noise, leaks, or vibration. Those clues are worth investigating, but they don't point to the failed part on their own. Tires, wheel bearings, shafts, and other driveline components can sound surprisingly similar from inside the cabin. Land Rover Differentials Allow Wheels To Turn At Different Speeds When you turn, the outside wheels travel farther than the inside wheels. An axle differential allows that difference while still sending power to the wheels. Depending on the Land Rover model, the driveline can include several gear units and electronically controlled systems, each with its own job and service requirements. A front or rear differential isn't the same thing a ... read more