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Ron flowers Posted on Apr 04, 2014

2006 Nissan frontier, noise from rear end, no vibration, just a slight thumping noise, brand new tires, still does it.

One mechanic said it could be the third member, the wheel bearings all seem tight, noise doesn't Change at different speeds, different speeds doesn't change the sound level.

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Go with rear axle inner bearing (Part Code 43210)

Axle tube --not diff---just change the fluid on it

Go to Nissan Parts Zone.Com & print the axle housing
diagram. $67.00 bearing, just bolts on, you can do yourself

That is the C200 housing ,you may have the Dana if you got
the pro x or le

I would do both sides

Go to the internet forums, you'll find the problem

Just bought a 2014 Frontier 3 weeks ago

I once owned a trans shop & found I had to do all my own
road tests & such for those issues,not many people are
good at chassis diagnoses

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