A matter of a pinion
I have a Mk V Golf which has done 45k and it has developed a dullish whining noise. It sounds like I'm driving an old Land Rover. Is there a history of transmission or wheel bearing problems with this model?
Asked on 4 July 2009 by
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There is a history of pinion failure after which the shaft breaks loose and punctures the transmission casing. Urgently requires attention.
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