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Ian

posted on 27th Feb 06 at 23:14

Look on the side of the backbox for slight damage where its been hitting the rear beam. Could also be the bend over the beam. Size of the box matters but in you case it might not be fitted right also.

You should be able to see damage. Mine used to do it terribly with weight in the back because when its fairly low the trailing arm is basically next to the back box instead of being underneath it.


Rich H

posted on 27th Feb 06 at 22:23

hmmm, ok will look into it - Will also look into new mounts for exhaust - A mates got a spare Poly one somwhere so will try that and see if that helps :)


corsa120

posted on 27th Feb 06 at 22:20

ive had same right after taking a lowering kit of the car and putting standard stuff back on

checked all bolts and generally anything loose nothing, only started once changed suspension, im changing rear dampers first then springs

heard could be spring chatter


Rich H

posted on 27th Feb 06 at 22:18

Yeh kind of, but actually they can be pretty loud sometimes :|


corsa120

posted on 27th Feb 06 at 22:14

dude does it sound like ur goin over them white lines near junctions but not as loud???


Rich H

posted on 27th Feb 06 at 21:48

True! So u reckon I need new rubbers? These cheap? If so, I'll get them done and see if that helps :thumbs:


ed

posted on 27th Feb 06 at 21:46

quote:
Originally posted by hamman
Oh, maybe Im wrong then! I wobbled that yesterday though, and it barely moved! Sounded further in the car than that tho?
Yea, but it could still be the exhaust. Also, the exhaust runs along the whole car, it could be knocking anywhere.


Rich H

posted on 27th Feb 06 at 21:45

But it also did it before it was lowered?


ed

posted on 27th Feb 06 at 21:45

If it's lowered then it will be the exhaust.


Rich H

posted on 27th Feb 06 at 21:45

Oh, maybe Im wrong then! I wobbled that yesterday though, and it barely moved! Sounded further in the car than that tho?


Rich H

posted on 27th Feb 06 at 21:44

Nope, barely moves and is the standard Pea shooter atm - so isnt that - pretty sure its to do with suspension somewhere along the line - Just not sure where!


Rob_Corsa

posted on 27th Feb 06 at 21:43

exhaust clamp on rear axel?


ed

posted on 27th Feb 06 at 21:43

Your exhaust is knocking on the rear beam. Time for new exhaust rubbers. Take it to an exhaust place, they will stick it up on the ramps and take a look for ya. Much easier than lying under it trying to see where it's banging. They will probably pop on some new rubbers for free too, my local place did :)


abdus

posted on 27th Feb 06 at 21:40

ur backbox?


Rich H

posted on 27th Feb 06 at 21:10

Right aswell as my horn not working, I thought Id try and clear up this problem too!

My car has always knocked since the day I had it. Its done 127,500 miles, and was on original shocks and springs - Vauchall told me that was the problem. The knocking occurs when the I go over bumps, or the car has more than 3 people in it - it also scrubs too?

I have now replaced the standard shocks with newer GSi shocks, and -35mm GMAX springs, but still it bloody knocks!!! Has anybody else had this problem? We had a look yesterday for signs of things hitting other things, and scrub marks etc, but saw nowt?

Any help would be good. Cheers :thumbs: