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I have a howling noise rear end only when I accelerate

It is a 7.5 ring gr I changed both axel brgs and seals no changfe

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The noise is most likely a worn pinion gear bearing. There are 2 bearings on the pinion. The diff will have to come apart to inspect/service the bearings

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