Rear end noise 24 tundra

Don't know where to turn they replaced center section still making noise don't know where to turn feel unsafe driving the truck I guess I ll keep bringing it back to the dealer and just leave it there had a feild tech he heard the noise I think they don't know how to fix it

 

What kind of noise ??

 

Has a woo woo noise they verify it then thats when they repaired the rear end it was full of metal but still making noise with new center section

 

Posted just today: another differential issue.

https://www.tundras.com/threads/cpo-23-tundra-1794-on-its-4th-rear-differential.144928/

 

Turning to an Internet forum where 70% of posters are here to slam the 3rd Gen is probably not a good idea

 

This and they know how to escalate the issue within Toyota.

 

Toyota gave me back the truck still making the noise even there feild tech said he heared the noise now the dealer said keep calling Toyota there is a problem with the rear end or drive shaft or tranny they know there is a problem just dont know the fix truck just sits in driveway plus I know the techs don't like to work on warranty claims just don't know where to turn now even other dealers are not taking them in on trade

 

Im in the same boat Redtruckjohn. I have the exact problems you are having. (I am the one who is on my 4th rear differential) https://www.tundras.com/threads/cpo-23-tundra-1794-on-its-4th-rear-differential.144928/


Toyota is sending an engineer to assess the truck. My service department has no idea what's going on but does acknowledge something is wrong so only time will tell what Toyota will do.

 

They sent one to look at my truck he heard the noise but wrote down on the work order he did not hear it it sucks that toyota does not want to fix the truck good luck with the feild tech all they are is a Glorified shop Mechanic

 

The only way to deal with something like this is to record the conversation surreptitiously between you and everyone involved, make sure you get them to say their name and title on the recording. I'd never walk out of a dealership if the tech said he heard the noise and the paperwork they gave you when you left said he didn't hear anything.
You should insist that you ride with the tech on the test drive. Scope out the area first and find a quiet street that allows the speeds you need to get the truck to in order to make the noise. Allowing the tech to drive on a busy street with lots of traffic that won't allow him to get up to speed won't get results. If you have a dash cam turn on the in cab sound recorder so that catches the conversation also.

 

Are they sure it has enough oil? I hate to be that guy but pull the fill plug and check. If it’s low there’s your problem.

 

+1 rear diff was replaced and it's even louder now