suspensions clang???
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suspensions clang???
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my front suspension(i think it is the front suspension but maybe something else i dont know) clangs when I start to move the car; but it only happens when i just start to move, and it never happened when accelerating.
I cant figure out what the problem belongs to; what i have done before the noise comes are bushing grease for the sway bar and new endlinks; I think i set the endlinks a little bit shorter than what I Really need to match the shape that stock endlinks and stock shocks should look like. However, would it really cause the clang noise.
my front suspension(i think it is the front suspension but maybe something else i dont know) clangs when I start to move the car; but it only happens when i just start to move, and it never happened when accelerating.
I cant figure out what the problem belongs to; what i have done before the noise comes are bushing grease for the sway bar and new endlinks; I think i set the endlinks a little bit shorter than what I Really need to match the shape that stock endlinks and stock shocks should look like. However, would it really cause the clang noise.
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I believe in the KISS principle......If you JUST did something look there first, and look at systems that could be effected by that. Look for something ELSE after you have made sure the new thing didn't do it
Saying that.....if it isn't the endlinks/sways, then check the motor mounts, shock mounts, brakes.....
could also be the clutch, bracket.....
Saying that.....if it isn't the endlinks/sways, then check the motor mounts, shock mounts, brakes.....
could also be the clutch, bracket.....
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I believe in the KISS principle......If you JUST did something look there first, and look at systems that could be effected by that. Look for something ELSE after you have made sure the new thing didn't do it
Saying that.....if it isn't the endlinks/sways, then check the motor mounts, shock mounts, brakes.....
could also be the clutch, bracket.....
Saying that.....if it isn't the endlinks/sways, then check the motor mounts, shock mounts, brakes.....
could also be the clutch, bracket.....
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Does it happen when you come to a complete stop and accelerate again? Or does it do it when you first crank the car and move it?
If its the latter its the ABS check. I feel mine too, makes a loud "clunk" noise and it feels like I ran over something.
If it happens everytime you stop and go thats a different story. I would check sway, struts, and shocks.
If its the latter its the ABS check. I feel mine too, makes a loud "clunk" noise and it feels like I ran over something.
If it happens everytime you stop and go thats a different story. I would check sway, struts, and shocks.
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+1 my car do the samething every day when I roll out to work. Its that or what Swoope said.
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I know what brake pads free themselves motion feels like cuz i experienced this before.
The noise that I felt was more metal to metal and followed by a little shake
The noise that I felt was more metal to metal and followed by a little shake
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