front suspension knocking sound
I'm surprised at the number of us that have this issue and yet no service department has figured it out.
The one possible explanation that I've heard that makes some sense is that it's the hood latch knocking around a bit. Maybe we should try wrapping some tape or other padding around the hood latch loop and see if the clunk goes away.
The one possible explanation that I've heard that makes some sense is that it's the hood latch knocking around a bit. Maybe we should try wrapping some tape or other padding around the hood latch loop and see if the clunk goes away.
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...-no-clunk.html
go to the turbo thread and you may find a different answer. I did a poll on damptronics and clunking and a very substantial number of cars had noises...
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...-no-clunk.html
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...-no-clunk.html
only 'clunk' one may get is from single springs with no tenders when they go to full length and make a gap between mount then go back. if something from inside the shock makes 'metal meets metal' sound every now and then, well, it is not very good IMHO.
ps: I looked at the thread and it looks like it is an install issues with idiots not knowing how to put tender springs properly on a shock and got nothing to do with a shock itself.
Last edited by utkinpol; Jul 27, 2010 at 08:50 AM.
Since I have your adjustable sway bars/ drop links, are you saying that a little low-speed "thunk" is appropriate? Mine does it when going over curbs, strips, or any small bump in the road at 1-5 mph. If this is normal, fine, I just want to know it. If not, what you you suggest to check.
Casey,
Since I have your adjustable sway bars/ drop links, are you saying that a little low-speed "thunk" is appropriate? Mine does it when going over curbs, strips, or any small bump in the road at 1-5 mph. If this is normal, fine, I just want to know it. If not, what you you suggest to check.
Since I have your adjustable sway bars/ drop links, are you saying that a little low-speed "thunk" is appropriate? Mine does it when going over curbs, strips, or any small bump in the road at 1-5 mph. If this is normal, fine, I just want to know it. If not, what you you suggest to check.
usual way to remedy that noise is to install droplinks with a little (very little in fact) bit of a tension - secure one side first then on other droplink rotate it a bit by hand to feel as it pulled swaybar down a bit. after that it will not make any noise at low speed road imperfections.
Casey,
Since I have your adjustable sway bars/ drop links, are you saying that a little low-speed "thunk" is appropriate? Mine does it when going over curbs, strips, or any small bump in the road at 1-5 mph. If this is normal, fine, I just want to know it. If not, what you you suggest to check.
Since I have your adjustable sway bars/ drop links, are you saying that a little low-speed "thunk" is appropriate? Mine does it when going over curbs, strips, or any small bump in the road at 1-5 mph. If this is normal, fine, I just want to know it. If not, what you you suggest to check.
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