Name this tune.
07-10-2003, 07:35 AM
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Name this tune. Can you help with this?
I hear a creaking noise under the rear of the car when the car squats. It’s loudest when I get down in front of the back tire, either side, and have someone pull forward... not taking off hard, just enough to make it dip down. The best example I can give is: It sounds like flexing a big piece of cracked 14–16 gauge steel making the crack rub together causing a creak.
I can't figure out what the h*ll it is.
I hear a creaking noise under the rear of the car when the car squats. It’s loudest when I get down in front of the back tire, either side, and have someone pull forward... not taking off hard, just enough to make it dip down. The best example I can give is: It sounds like flexing a big piece of cracked 14–16 gauge steel making the crack rub together causing a creak.
I can't figure out what the h*ll it is.
07-10-2003, 01:18 PM
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Re: Name this tune. Yes, my first thought would be poly bushings as well. Also, make sure all your axle attachments are tightened to spec - LCA bolts, PHR bolts, swaybar mounts, etc.
07-11-2003, 04:45 AM
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Re: Name this tune. I know my car has all these, LCA, PHR, and swaybar, but I've never had to put a name to each part of the suspension.
LCA- in front of the axle, right and left side, running ront to back?
swaybar- behind the axle, runing from one side to the other?PHR- ?
What bolts to the rear end housing and runs forward parallel to the driveshaft?
What is behind the sway bar, up higher in the car, running side to side in a V shape?
LCA- in front of the axle, right and left side, running ront to back?
swaybar- behind the axle, runing from one side to the other?PHR- ?
What bolts to the rear end housing and runs forward parallel to the driveshaft?
What is behind the sway bar, up higher in the car, running side to side in a V shape?