naylor2009

Ok this had me stumped for a couple of weeks. I hear a thump thump noise in between 30 and 20 miles an hour only when slowing down
(no brakeing). Sounds like a loose rim or bad u-joints right. Well I've came to the conclusion it's in the rear end. I've never tore into a rear end. So im looking for advise! Can't afford to have a pro do it. So I'm gonna give it a try. I been working on cars over twenty years so im pretty sure i got this. Any and all in put would be useful. Or maybe a diagram or link on Toyota tundra rear end repair. Im calling on a you hardcore Toyota lovers! HELP

stanjava

I am looking for a place to buy a replacement differential to replace mine on my 2001 Tundra V82WD. anyone have any suggesstions for a place to get a reworked one?
Thanks

Pimpy1

Did you get it fixed? I had my 2003 Tundra rear end pumpkin replaced at the deal and it cost almost $2000.

stanjava

No, but I found the same high rices you paid. I plan on pulling it myself and then haing someone rebuild it if it needs it. My son, who is a diesel mechanic thinks it may only need to have the backlash and pinion depth adjusted. Mine does not make any noises, just a large thump after coasting or going from forward to reverse and vice versa.

Pimpy1

That's good news as my truck's rear end looked like a bag of rocks fell out when they pulled it out.

Flippz

mine just had to have outter axle bearings, tundras are notorious for them going bad. sounds the same as mine. its about a two hour repair per side but have a good press ready,

Gator Woody

My 2002 Tundra is having the same Thump Thump noise . I have replaced both rearend bearings . Still have the noise , Any suggestion

Gator Woody

My 2002 tundra is making the same news . My mechanic has replaced both rear end bearings and I still have the thump thump noise from 35 to 15 . Ant suggestions

75w90mantraN

Take it back to the shop that did it and have them fix what you paid them to do or get your money back. Like others previous, could be the rear diff or the u-joints at the driveshafts. Assuming your case doesn't have issues with your rear brakes. My thoughts.