Yes, you may be onto something. The road was bone dry today and the grinding noise seemed a bit more dominat.
I swapped the rear left that looked a bit different with the spare but not much changed.
I am pretty certian swapping them all around will not do much. They are all the same brand NangKan and probably all making noise. That is probably why I can't locate it.
A search on the net revealed that they can get noisy after 10,000Km. One reviewer mentioned they sound like bearing noise.
I mentioned in my OP that I first thought of the tires but panicked a bit when I found the hot diff.
As for the diff temp it has now only been around 45˚C, but I normally drive 80km/h for 10-15min and after that only town traffic. Only a moron would drive faster on these crappy roads here.
The other day I was on a different stretch of highway doing 110 and the weather may have been hotter.
I don't know how the diff will stand up to long distance trips.
Yes Leroy, it is a LSD.
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