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DWBOX2000 05-16-2018 04:53 AM

Rear right noise
 
I'm back to this problem again. I have a noise in the back right side that occurs when I am moving and I hit bumps in the road. Occurs when car is cold and then goes away once warm. It's not a loud bang, more a soft rattle (if this makes any sense). I tried pelican thinking I would give you guys a break. Not so much luck thus far.
Thanks,
David

Blackcloud 05-16-2018 08:21 AM

I had the same problem. As long as everything is tight Ie: muffler etc I replaced the rear track arms and drop links. They are wear items. That solved the problem.

DWBOX2000 05-16-2018 08:31 AM

So the noise would go away when the car warmed up? Thanks for responding.

DWBOX2000 05-16-2018 02:56 PM

What's the drop link in the back? What other name is it called?

Htci 05-16-2018 04:01 PM

Sway bar link

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Originally Posted by DWBOX2000 (Post 570522)
What's the drop link in the back? What other name is it called?


particlewave 05-16-2018 04:47 PM

Also called stabilizer link.

Oggie 05-16-2018 05:59 PM

Examples: https://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/SuperCat/1043/POR_1043_SUSSHK_pg5.htm#item22

DWBOX2000 05-17-2018 05:42 AM

Gotch ya. I will re torque and see what happens.

Also, do those items expand as you drive? Wondering why the noise would go away when the car warms up. Never realized suspension units get warm.

Thanks,

David

The Radium King 05-17-2018 07:22 AM

also may be as simple as the head shield on the transmission shifter links - it is located on the rear right of the transmission where the shifter cables attach. it is held on by two small nuts and is designed to shield the shift mechanism from the exhaust. it gets loose and can rattle around.


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