Clunk in rear of car
02-01-2007, 06:44 PM
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RE: Clunk in rear of car
ORIGINAL: dimebag
lol i try.. its tru tho... swaped a tranny in the damn snow last sunday... out in a gravel driveway no less, lol... cant be that cold man... throw on some good old carhart coveralls, and jacket, and go to town, lol
lol i try.. its tru tho... swaped a tranny in the damn snow last sunday... out in a gravel driveway no less, lol... cant be that cold man... throw on some good old carhart coveralls, and jacket, and go to town, lol
Ive done repairs outside in the snow and rain before though.
02-01-2007, 06:46 PM
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RE: Clunk in rear of car
also check your shock bolts. i ran into that yesterday at my shop, mysterious clunk noise turned out to be a loose shock bolt. didn't look loose though, so its tricky to catch.
02-01-2007, 06:47 PM
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RE: Clunk in rear of car
ORIGINAL: PJB
Damn- I didnt know that.
Theyre a bitch to do on the ground so thats why I did them on a lift. I had to pull the exhaust off to get them in place and I couldnt get the exhaust off on the ground.
Hopefully Ill get a chance to fix them soon then. I might just have somebody weld in torque box reinforcements anyway though.
Damn- I didnt know that.
Theyre a bitch to do on the ground so thats why I did them on a lift. I had to pull the exhaust off to get them in place and I couldnt get the exhaust off on the ground.
Hopefully Ill get a chance to fix them soon then. I might just have somebody weld in torque box reinforcements anyway though.
-P.
02-01-2007, 06:48 PM
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RE: Clunk in rear of car
ORIGINAL: mattdel
also check your shock bolts. i ran into that yesterday at my shop, mysterious clunk noise turned out to be a loose shock bolt. didn't look loose though, so its tricky to catch.
also check your shock bolts. i ran into that yesterday at my shop, mysterious clunk noise turned out to be a loose shock bolt. didn't look loose though, so its tricky to catch.
-P.
02-01-2007, 06:55 PM
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RE: Clunk in rear of car
ORIGINAL: mattdel
also check your shock bolts. i ran into that yesterday at my shop, mysterious clunk noise turned out to be a loose shock bolt. didn't look loose though, so its tricky to catch.
also check your shock bolts. i ran into that yesterday at my shop, mysterious clunk noise turned out to be a loose shock bolt. didn't look loose though, so its tricky to catch.
02-01-2007, 10:26 PM
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RE: Clunk in rear of car
I found a local guy to install torque box reinforcements. His shop is 2 minutes from my house.
Since the arms need to come off to install these hopefully my problem will be fixed.
I just bought these on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=270083999151
Its the full kit for uppers and lowers and it looks pretty good.
Since the arms need to come off to install these hopefully my problem will be fixed.
I just bought these on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=270083999151
Its the full kit for uppers and lowers and it looks pretty good.
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