HELP!!! 02 Mustang Gt Annoying popping grinding noise from the rear
12-25-2015, 07:17 PM
#1
HELP!!! 02 Mustang Gt Annoying popping grinding noise from the rear
So I want to start off by saying I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas, now lets get down to business...so my car when turning a low speeds whether it be backing up or pulling up to the drive way it makes this grinding moaning popping? Noise from the rear. The noise is really hard to describe I included an mp3 (ignore the s***** commentary)....the entire suspension of the car has been changed from upper and lower control arms new bushings shocks/struts and springs, ball joints, bigger better front and rear sway bars as well. The car only has 45k miles on it and the suspension is less than a couple days old but noise has always been there, even before the new suspension...something tells me it the rear axle 
but I wanted to see what your guys opinion is. Cheers
but I wanted to see what your guys opinion is. Cheers
12-25-2015, 10:55 PM
#5
I really hope that's not the case, I've never really had a chance to mess around with the differential, but i don't think thats it since its mouse quite when going straight or making light left and right turns, but who knows...could be a bearing
Another thing that might help is when its raining out the noise is virtually gone unless I yank the car on a really hard turn.
Another thing that might help is when its raining out the noise is virtually gone unless I yank the car on a really hard turn.
12-28-2015, 01:39 PM
#6
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I don't think it's the differential sounds more like the control arms are binding, i'm far from an expert but there are plenty of posts and information on the net that says most if not all after market rear upper control arms have binding issues.
Could be universal joints but that's a wild a$$ guess
Good Luck
Could be universal joints but that's a wild a$$ guess
Good Luck
12-28-2015, 06:16 PM
#9
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I misread your first post. I thought you were getting the grinding and popping in the turns. Don't drink, read and post.
I just listened to your post... sounds like grinding. Brakes?
Hell, I don't know. Start cutting the legs off of the elephant.
Put it on jack stands and see if you can replicate the problem with no load on the suspension.
I just listened to your post... sounds like grinding. Brakes?
Hell, I don't know. Start cutting the legs off of the elephant.
Put it on jack stands and see if you can replicate the problem with no load on the suspension.
12-28-2015, 06:44 PM
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