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I'ld be very surprised if you have a squeak coming from either the differential or the hand brake. How about the inner swing arm bearings or the top and/or shock bushes? Just a thought. Happy searching.
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Not the differential and so far not the park brake. I need to check a bit further. But to reiterate, this is not a squeak, but a scraping/grinding sound. Shocks, arb, spring plate bushings are not the problem. Inner trailing/banana arm bearings are a candidate, though no one has yet said he's had that particular issue. Next step, lube the hell out of those with something that likes rubber.
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Obviously moisture has caused corrosion on the outer bearing race. I have probably been sloppy with the greasing... But they have been silent the whole time! http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1419203752.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1419203961.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1419204087.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1419204182.jpg I think they will clean up nice with some 400 grit.... |
Look nice Magnus.
I hesitate to even put this in writing but I may have found my problem. Having eliminated almost every other possible source of my annoying noise, I emptied an entire can of silicon spray on the small trailing arm bushes at the motor mounts. A test drive suggests I've finally killed the noise. If so, six months of annoying sounds are now history. I'll update this after a couple of more test drives to confirm. But it now looks like the Elephant Racing polybronze bushings were working fine all along and completely innocent of my suspicions. Hope so. |
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Ignore the above I hadn't read your latest post. |
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