hope to cure my rattling AWR rear sway
#1
hope to cure my rattling AWR rear sway
one of the 2 spherical bearings is making alot of rattling noise on
the right rear endlink. i bought some foam grips at a local bicycle store which im hoping will help dampen some of the rattle.
i plan to make a slit down the middle of the foam grip and
wrap it on the endlink itself, plus part of the rear swaybar.
i plan to duct tape over the wrap and as a precaution even
use some tie wraps get them snuggly on there.
any other recommendations i should try? if this doesn't work,
im going to try putting some dynamat on the trunk floor near
the swaybar mount area.
the right rear endlink. i bought some foam grips at a local bicycle store which im hoping will help dampen some of the rattle.
i plan to make a slit down the middle of the foam grip and
wrap it on the endlink itself, plus part of the rear swaybar.
i plan to duct tape over the wrap and as a precaution even
use some tie wraps get them snuggly on there.
any other recommendations i should try? if this doesn't work,
im going to try putting some dynamat on the trunk floor near
the swaybar mount area.
#3
I have the same problem with my 19mm AWR w/ endlinks. What I do is spray some lubrication with teflon all over the endlinks every few times each year. This gets rid of the noise, protects the endlinks and parts from rusts and gives it a good cleaning.
I live in Vancouver BC, so it rains all the time and I find the stuff I'm using lasts a long time even when it rains.
I live in Vancouver BC, so it rains all the time and I find the stuff I'm using lasts a long time even when it rains.
#4
is that lube something readily available at carparts stores?
im might have to try that as the foam did NOTHING to dampen
the noise. i wish they were not sphrical bearings and just
urethane bushings...
sucks dude, i can't say i like this bar anymore. noisy, rusts, etc.
but it performs well. IT BETTER!!!
im might have to try that as the foam did NOTHING to dampen
the noise. i wish they were not sphrical bearings and just
urethane bushings...
sucks dude, i can't say i like this bar anymore. noisy, rusts, etc.
but it performs well. IT BETTER!!!
#5
I checked the lubricant that I'm using and it's call Tri-Flow with Teflon. My shop recomended it cause they use it all the time on their customers cars and it lasts a long time. It can be bought at any car shop and it works well.
Hope that helps!
Hope that helps!
#12
02p5- naw, so i tried shimming it...but still rattles. the noise is really a rattle metal to metal.
AWR needs to redesign the sphrical bearing to use urethane
bushings for street use.
AWR needs to redesign the sphrical bearing to use urethane
bushings for street use.
#13
I think it's just the design of the endlinks. I tried the skateboard pusher thing I was talking about , with no luck.
While I was down there I covered all the bushings and bolts with lithium grease, and I swear it helped. The clunk is still there, but definately not as loud or frequent. Give it a try!
While I was down there I covered all the bushings and bolts with lithium grease, and I swear it helped. The clunk is still there, but definately not as loud or frequent. Give it a try!
#14
i think even sound deadner spray might even work too to soften the edgy clunk noise. eitherway, im going to see if there are any Familia Swagon swaybars when i go to japan in a few months.
#15
ok guys kinda off subject but still on...I have a DX and i was planning on installing the MP3 Swabars along with MSP struts and springs...will i need new endlinks too or will the stock ones do....if so should I get them from mazda or should i get AWR endlinks???