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These things are impossible to diagnose sight unseen. “Noise” is more audible and unnatural and may indicate something needs to be addressed.  “Sound” is is the mere turning of mechanical parts and some increase is inevitable as the reel breaks in and loosens up. If I had to guess, the latter is most likely. The pinion bearing is arguably the most over diagnosed cause of retrieve issues. If it worsens or just bugs you deep cleaning will never hurt. If you’re not comfortable with DIY feel free to send it in at your convenience. 

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On 7/5/2021 at 10:49 AM, garroyo130 said:

My guess would be pinion support/x ship bearing. Gear oil or grease on that bearing is what i use.

My Curado 70 was getting loud on retrieve but otherwise smooth. I oiled the xship bearing but still loud. So I just replaced the xship bearing with new one, nothing else, and now very quiet again. Might get around to tossing old bearing in ultrasonic cleaner but for now Im good.

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