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A maddening knocking
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27 Aug 2015 20:57 #150800
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Would it be worthwhile removing the shock for a short run? If the shock is off and the noise is still there then it's not the shock.
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27 Aug 2015 23:39 #150813
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I guess I need to bite the bullet and get me hands dirty. So yes.
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NineCherries wrote: Would it be worthwhile removing the shock for a short run? If the shock is off and the noise is still there then it's not the shock.
I guess I need to bite the bullet and get me hands dirty. So yes.
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28 Aug 2015 05:20 #150817
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Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
R.E.D Retired Extremely Dangerous
Bellerophon (2024 grello van) daily dose of disappointment.
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Had this problem on the terios. 2 new dampers and that particular noise went away to be replaced by the same at the front, two more dampers and a pair of top mounts and we got about 3 months before the front anti roll bar links have started to knock like a bas tard. Expensive but worth it for not going mad.
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
R.E.D Retired Extremely Dangerous
Bellerophon (2024 grello van) daily dose of disappointment.
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29 Aug 2015 18:45 #150930
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I took the shockers off today........took ages
cos I reckon they were on when it was built in 1997.......and then decided not to drive it as it was bouncing like a funny ball at the slightest touch. :ohmy: Sooooo I put them back but swapped them and turned them through 180° as well. Also I thoroughly cleaned the fittings, threads etc. in case I have to return to this soon. Guess what.............the knocking has gone!! Go figure. :whistle:
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NineCherries wrote: Would it be worthwhile removing the shock for a short run? If the shock is off and the noise is still there then it's not the shock.
I took the shockers off today........took ages
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29 Aug 2015 21:29 #150941
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Fantastic well done!!!
bet you'll miss it now :woohoo:
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29 Aug 2015 21:58 #150944
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I wonder how long the "fix" will last. It is amazing how quiet the motor is now that the constant rattling has stopped. I now realise it was a tiring noise.
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Daniel30 wrote: Fantastic well done!!!
bet you'll miss it now :woohoo:
I wonder how long the "fix" will last. It is amazing how quiet the motor is now that the constant rattling has stopped. I now realise it was a tiring noise.
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