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Rear suspension on RRC sqweeking.
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Rear suspension on RRC sqweeking.
Does anyone know how to stop the annoying sqweeking noise coming from the rear suspension of the RRC ?? it's been bugging me something fierce ? sounds like a toddler walking aroud with those sqeeky shoes? :lol:
Last edited by disco_owner on Mon May 25, 2009 8:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Rear suspension on RRC sqweeking.
disco_owner wrote:Does anyone know how to stop the annoying sqweeking noise coming from the rear suspension of the RRC ?? it's been bugging me something fierce ? sounds like at toddler walking aroud with those sqeeky shoes?
If it has a swaybar with balljoints in it they can squeak when they get a bit worn, sometimes you can shut it up by pulling the rubber boot back a bit and spraying Inox/WD40 in there. Poly urethane bushes (if you have them) can squeak too, my panhard rod bushes do it quite badly when the front suspension is working hard. Otherwise look for worn rubber bushes in the trailing arms, or shocker rubbers.
84 Rangie, 3 inch spring lift, 2 inch body, Megasquirted 4.6, R380, rear Maxi, 34x11.5 JT2s. Simex FM installed.
Hi I have had the same prob I fittied a new adjustable ball joint about 2k k's later squeeking checked everything ended up being the castle nut had come loose thank god for the split pin. Tightened up all fixed for 2 weeks and started again took nut and washer off and the washer was deformed it is a lot smaller than the original washer I am getting a bigger one fitted hope this fixes it. Cheers
pardon my ignorance , where exactly is the Castle Nut located ? would it be the same Nut that holds the Ball joint assembly together :?:hava4wd wrote:Hi I have had the same prob I fittied a new adjustable ball joint about 2k k's later squeeking checked everything ended up being the castle nut had come loose thank god for the split pin. Tightened up all fixed for 2 weeks and started again took nut and washer off and the washer was deformed it is a lot smaller than the original washer I am getting a bigger one fitted hope this fixes it. Cheers
Sorry It's the bolt that holds the ball joint to the top diff houseing it has a washer and a split pin the nut size on mine is 30mm it hard to use a shifter big enough to tighten it up. I see your local at Pennenant hills if needed I have a 30mm ring spanner
82 Rangie, 40mm lift, 65mm bodylift, 33"maxxis Bighorns, Modded rear bar, custom rock sliders, etc etc Soon to fit a 4.4Ltr Stroker Motor !!!!
Hi Mate , it would be really great if I 'd be able to borrow the 30 mm Ring Spanner to do up the Castle Nut , I don't have / carry this size , the biggest I have is probably a 22mm or 1" in Imperial.hava4wd wrote:Sorry It's the bolt that holds the ball joint to the top diff houseing it has a washer and a split pin the nut size on mine is 30mm it hard to use a shifter big enough to tighten it up. I see your local at Pennenant hills if needed I have a 30mm ring spanner
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