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constent floor knocking ~need help~
constent floor knocking ~need help~
Car: 89 GQ patrol 4" lift (old springs) 2" body lift
previous condition: a few small knocks noticed in floor when the underside of car was wet, i assue body mount rubbers
Incident: bashing around in labertouche hard one day, noticed a large knock in front end, and the front end continued to make some horrible knocking and clucking noises up front.
Investigation: all radius arm bushes finally shagged. (ones at front and oens that mount to chassis).
So replaced all those bushes
Current condition: new bushes fixed te4h cluncking, yet a lot of knocking still exist. the knocking comes when ever I turn the steerign wheel or go over a bump. seems to be getting slightly worse.
Options: I'm going to replace the bolts that go through the body lift blocks with ti tensile unbreako cap screws and new nylocks. Will this help or should i be lookign at something else????
Extra info: castor bushes were taking out and standard bushes put in while i build drop boxes.
Help me stop this knocking it's driving me mad!
previous condition: a few small knocks noticed in floor when the underside of car was wet, i assue body mount rubbers
Incident: bashing around in labertouche hard one day, noticed a large knock in front end, and the front end continued to make some horrible knocking and clucking noises up front.
Investigation: all radius arm bushes finally shagged. (ones at front and oens that mount to chassis).
So replaced all those bushes
Current condition: new bushes fixed te4h cluncking, yet a lot of knocking still exist. the knocking comes when ever I turn the steerign wheel or go over a bump. seems to be getting slightly worse.
Options: I'm going to replace the bolts that go through the body lift blocks with ti tensile unbreako cap screws and new nylocks. Will this help or should i be lookign at something else????
Extra info: castor bushes were taking out and standard bushes put in while i build drop boxes.
Help me stop this knocking it's driving me mad!
Jeep Wrangler TJ
Jeep Cherokee XJ
Jeep Cherokee XJ
Not always, its covered in seam sealerbogged wrote:yup, lift up the carpet, you will see the crack, if its bad you will see it from under the car.bundyrum4x4 wrote:weld the floor pan/fire wall seam
very common
89 Maverick LWB ute, Turbo Deisel, 6hp High Mount, 36" Peeds, lockers etc
GU 4.5, 35's etc
GU 4.5, 35's etc
Leave it to long and you will never get rid of the knock, the floor stretches and can be a real pita to fix.bogged wrote:mine you can :( Yet to be fixedbundyrum4x4 wrote:Not always, its covered in seam sealerbogged wrote:yup, lift up the carpet, you will see the crack, if its bad you will see it from under the car.bundyrum4x4 wrote:weld the floor pan/fire wall seam
very common
I would prob do 1 a month with this prob
89 Maverick LWB ute, Turbo Deisel, 6hp High Mount, 36" Peeds, lockers etc
GU 4.5, 35's etc
GU 4.5, 35's etc
Depends on how bad it is.bogged wrote:how much?bundyrum4x4 wrote:Leave it to long and you will never get rid of the knock, the floor stretches and can be a real pita to fix.
I would prob do 1 a month with this prob
Between $100 & $200
Requires lifting of carpet, removal of seam sealer , welding, sealing, painting and re-fit carpet.
89 Maverick LWB ute, Turbo Deisel, 6hp High Mount, 36" Peeds, lockers etc
GU 4.5, 35's etc
GU 4.5, 35's etc
going to replace carpet soon might try that Knox carpet place... might sus it all out in one go, also seat mount broken on drivers rear on tunnelbundyrum4x4 wrote:Depends on how bad it is.bogged wrote:how much?bundyrum4x4 wrote:Leave it to long and you will never get rid of the knock, the floor stretches and can be a real pita to fix.
I would prob do 1 a month with this prob
Between $100 & $200
Requires lifting of carpet, removal of seam sealer , welding, sealing, painting and re-fit carpet.
hijack but on topic - my floor has lots of little rust spots and holes, mainly along the outer edges. Was thinking a full interior strip, clean out, and seal with fibreglass and bitumen seal under. My concern with the fibreglass was flexibility, would it be a concern in smallareas, or is theere a better solution - P.S. I cant weld....... perhaps I should learn, oohh one day when I can fit it in.....
Heath & Melissa - 93 GQ LWB.
decent grinder, mig welder 1mm to 1.6 sheet of steel ,
cut out the floor clean it up cut new sheet to just bigger then the cut hole tack it in place look at it if like mig it up run rust profing over it paint it
it what i'll be doing shortly to my roof the guttering and driver side is crap i just got to find some time, new bottle of argon for the mig, and some steel i supose
cut out the floor clean it up cut new sheet to just bigger then the cut hole tack it in place look at it if like mig it up run rust profing over it paint it
it what i'll be doing shortly to my roof the guttering and driver side is crap i just got to find some time, new bottle of argon for the mig, and some steel i supose
1995 land rover disco on 265 muddies
i had this problem a few weeks ago, heavy knock under driver floor, and a light nock under passenger floor,
i went around and replaced all body mount rubbers,
went and had a crack welded under drivers side carpet, floor and firewall,
then it was still there, so at thisa moment, im replacing all front radiius arm bushes, diff and chassis end, and also replacing boltrs and nuts at diff end,
will see hoe it goes,
EDIT Hasnt fixed it,
but maybe someone can add some ideas, i noticed if i bounce my truck, the diff doesnt move freely, it sort of clunks up and down whwn the suspension unloads, it may be other people prob as well, anyone have ideas???????????
i went around and replaced all body mount rubbers,
went and had a crack welded under drivers side carpet, floor and firewall,
then it was still there, so at thisa moment, im replacing all front radiius arm bushes, diff and chassis end, and also replacing boltrs and nuts at diff end,
will see hoe it goes,
EDIT Hasnt fixed it,
but maybe someone can add some ideas, i noticed if i bounce my truck, the diff doesnt move freely, it sort of clunks up and down whwn the suspension unloads, it may be other people prob as well, anyone have ideas???????????
Something we found on a nissan that had done lots of rough miles was the panhard bolt to the chassis mount had worked loose and flogged the mount out, drove the driver nuts till it was found.
Had a similar issue myself with the rear mount for the front arm on the diff drivers side worked loose and would clunk as well.
Had a similar issue myself with the rear mount for the front arm on the diff drivers side worked loose and would clunk as well.
seems like this is a very common problem, mine does the same and have tried a couple of things mentioned with no luck. I can't see any cracks anywhere but I have a feeling it might be the bodymounts. Pretty expensive guess though, I'd like to be certain.
1989 Ford Maverick Turbo Diesel Tourer
4" spring lift 2" body lift
33" MT/R's
4" spring lift 2" body lift
33" MT/R's
BigMav wrote:seems like this is a very common problem, mine does the same and have tried a couple of things mentioned with no luck. I can't see any cracks anywhere but I have a feeling it might be the bodymounts. Pretty expensive guess though, I'd like to be certain.
i have done exactly that, i replaced all body mounts, which didnt fix it, i then replaced all front radius arm bhushes and hasnt fixed it, now im gettin lost,
EDIT:::: just found 6 month old front shocks are shot, they seem to have a dead spot in them, will look into replacements on friday
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