Safe-T-Track Clicking

Short answer: A click from one rear wheel during slow tight turns is common on GM posi units — it’s typically the clutch cones momentarily slipping/grabbing (and that jolt can ring through the driveshaft). It’s usually not alarming if backlash and pattern are good.

First try the cure: add two bottles of GM posi additive (not generic), do several sharp left/right turns and some backing up to circulate it; if it persists, change the gear oil and add two more bottles. Also check the transmission output-shaft bushing (4-speed cars wear these ~40k miles under hard use) as another possible source.

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Content last modified: June 13, 2026 at 10:06 am


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