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In the shop at Pelican
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Posts: 10,459
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Some things to check,
- Shock mounts, It's possible that one or both upper shock mounts are worn out. Essentially, it is a small piece of rubber that suports the top of the shock in the rear, and it's pretty common for these to wear out, causing the occasional knocking sound.
- Driveshaft Flex disc, This too, is another piece of rubber that connects the driveshaft to the transmission. It is desgined to work as both a vibration damper and and a coupling. When they fail, it causes a knocking sound during acceleration.
- Differential carrier bearings, a long shot, but you mentioned it makes the noise during right hand turns. If the bearings in the diff are shot, it can whine or knock during turns.
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