Creak from the rear left
#1
Creak from the rear left
Looking for suggestions here.
I've got an annoying creak coming from the rear left at slow speeds. It's especially apparent when making a tight left, and when going over speed bumps or cobbles.
I had a look while fixing a sticky caliper today, but couldn't find anything a miss. Any ideas?
I've got an annoying creak coming from the rear left at slow speeds. It's especially apparent when making a tight left, and when going over speed bumps or cobbles.
I had a look while fixing a sticky caliper today, but couldn't find anything a miss. Any ideas?
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silvers2 (08-09-2020)
#2
Spray each suspension component one at a time with WD40 until area isolated i guess
#3
Sounds familiar , get some one standing in the boot bounce the car and listen for the creak , my money would be on a dry rusty end of an ARB drop link, in the first instance you can grease them , long term replace , getting them off can be a bit of a bar steward , according to some , I didn't have much problem and mine were totally fubared. I pulled the dust rubbers back stuffed them full of some high pressure grease and they lasted for another year or so , replaced latter when I refurbished the suspension
#4
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I had an annoying creak when I had T1R toe arms fitted - utter shite bearings.
If it's to do with turning, it could well be an ARB bush, drop link, wheel bearing, or potentially the diff.
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If it's to do with turning, it could well be an ARB bush, drop link, wheel bearing, or potentially the diff.
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#7
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Sorry to geg in on this one, I have a creak on the drivers rear side.
It's an intermittant chirp/creak that is relative to the speed I'm going. Also when I am going round a left hander it increases in volume - if I go round a right hander it decreases in volume.
I've changed both rear calipers, discs and pads (applying Cera-tec to the pads - and not the braking surface ) but the noise is still there...
The noise wasn't the only reason I changed discs and pads, but it was why I changed the calipers! Grr!
Any ideas?
It's an intermittant chirp/creak that is relative to the speed I'm going. Also when I am going round a left hander it increases in volume - if I go round a right hander it decreases in volume.
I've changed both rear calipers, discs and pads (applying Cera-tec to the pads - and not the braking surface ) but the noise is still there...
The noise wasn't the only reason I changed discs and pads, but it was why I changed the calipers! Grr!
Any ideas?
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