low speed rear end creak/clunk
08-02-09, 08:28 PM
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low speed rear end creak/clunk
What would cause creaking at the rear end at slow speeds like in a parking lot or driveway? If the car is stopped, I can push down on the rear and it makes this creaking/clunk noise.
I've had this problem for a while but I just put on new shocks, springs, and dtss eliminators (feels great btw
), and the noise is more noticeable now.
Now that I think about it, it might happen at higher speeds, too but my exhaust is so loud I may not notice it.
I've had this problem for a while but I just put on new shocks, springs, and dtss eliminators (feels great btw
), and the noise is more noticeable now.Now that I think about it, it might happen at higher speeds, too but my exhaust is so loud I may not notice it.
08-02-09, 10:14 PM
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I don't think it's the diff mount. That clunks when shifting, correct?
It could be that bushing I guess. I installed the energy bushing kit in front but I didn't want to drop the whole rear end, so I didn't do the trailing arm bushing.
Could it be the trailing links or camber links? I hope it's not the shocks. They're brand new.
I can't really tell where the noise is coming from. I'll look at it tomorrow if I have time.
It could be that bushing I guess. I installed the energy bushing kit in front but I didn't want to drop the whole rear end, so I didn't do the trailing arm bushing.
Could it be the trailing links or camber links? I hope it's not the shocks. They're brand new.
I can't really tell where the noise is coming from. I'll look at it tomorrow if I have time.
