clunk still here with washers
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Re: clunk still here with washers
Originally posted by hslightnin
i got the washers from jdm and the clunk is still chillin
what else could it be?
i got the washers from jdm and the clunk is still chillin
what else could it be?
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Re: Re: clunk still here with washers
Originally posted by MaxTorque02
When exactly does the clunk occur? What's the tread wear like on the inside of your front tires? If it happens when you make a slow sharp turn it could be that one or both of your tires are worn on the inside. You probably need an alignment, but that shouldn't effect the clunk. It will just help your tires wear more even.
When exactly does the clunk occur? What's the tread wear like on the inside of your front tires? If it happens when you make a slow sharp turn it could be that one or both of your tires are worn on the inside. You probably need an alignment, but that shouldn't effect the clunk. It will just help your tires wear more even.
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From: BURBANK, CA
Smear a small amout of grease on the wheel bump stops.
When you make a hard turn and the wheel turns to its maxium turning point, your getting metal to metal contact which makes that annoying sound. I have the washers, and had that sound too. I was informed by another member to do what i just explaind to you, and problem solved
John
When you make a hard turn and the wheel turns to its maxium turning point, your getting metal to metal contact which makes that annoying sound. I have the washers, and had that sound too. I was informed by another member to do what i just explaind to you, and problem solved
John
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From: Clifton, NJ, USA
Originally posted by hslightnin
what would somthin like that look like?
what would somthin like that look like?
It looks like a little cylinder sticking out of the side of the arm, you'll see a corresponding "shiney" spot on the wheel hub where the two parts meet.
