Rear Spring Rattle
#1
Rear Spring Rattle
i did the search - but no Mas!
The problem:
I installed the eibach springs with the OEM struts - no problem.
I installed the tokico blues with the eibachs and now the drivers side/rear spring {?} only rattles/clanks when 'unloaded' (i.e. turning hard right puts the weight on the left side of the car - no noise). When turning left or going over a speed bump for example it rattles/clanks... No noise when just steady cruising on the highway.
But the passenger side is quiet... The fronts are quiet...
So - i know this was addressed earlier (when?) and i can't remember the fix...
I double-checked the torques during installation...
Help!
(Thanks!)
The problem:
I installed the eibach springs with the OEM struts - no problem.
I installed the tokico blues with the eibachs and now the drivers side/rear spring {?} only rattles/clanks when 'unloaded' (i.e. turning hard right puts the weight on the left side of the car - no noise). When turning left or going over a speed bump for example it rattles/clanks... No noise when just steady cruising on the highway.
But the passenger side is quiet... The fronts are quiet...
So - i know this was addressed earlier (when?) and i can't remember the fix...
I double-checked the torques during installation...
Help!
(Thanks!)
#4
Make sure that you put the washer/spacer on right! I put one on upside down and didn't know it. When we did the other side I realized what I did but thought no big deal its just a spacer. WRONG! made all kinds of noise. I pulled it off and turned it over, and it fixed every thing.
#12
I pulled it all apart and discovered that i only had ~ two threads showing on the nut and ~5 on the 'good strut'. This means it was very loose!
I just cranked it down with the impact and a pipe wrench to keep it from spinning.
All Good Now. sweeeeeeet.
I just cranked it down with the impact and a pipe wrench to keep it from spinning.
All Good Now. sweeeeeeet.
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