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the_legend_of_yrag |
posted on 12th Apr 06 at 18:21 |
wheel bolts have been fine mate. | |
x14xe |
posted on 12th Apr 06 at 18:12 |
Have u tried something silly like wheel bolts. | |
X 60RSA |
posted on 12th Apr 06 at 18:09 |
quote: Well leave your CV's on, just take the gaiters off the inners and outers and just solid pack them with grease. I didnt need a new CV, even after it had been running dry for a few weeks, its fine now. Pack them with grease and see how you go mate. | |
the_legend_of_yrag |
posted on 12th Apr 06 at 18:04 |
ive tried turning and stuff and it fine. It knocks when i take my foot of the throttle but not all the time, when i brake hard let go brake hard let go and over harsh bumps! | |
X 60RSA |
posted on 12th Apr 06 at 17:41 |
Whats it like on full lock when u accelerate, then brake, then accelerate again.....does it knock when u apply the brakes or accelerate? | |
the_legend_of_yrag |
posted on 12th Apr 06 at 17:33 |
the shaft and cv is normal then, ive tested for noises on the bearing before aswell, and all bolts on the engine mounts are tight. Running out of ideas it's pissing me off! | |
X 60RSA |
posted on 12th Apr 06 at 17:23 |
If the nut is tight and the shaft is properly located in the inner cv and outer, you probably only get a small amount of movement from left to right and up and down, no more. | |
paulo89 |
posted on 12th Apr 06 at 17:18 |
nope the shaft has movement in the cv joint but c if the driveshaft bolt is loose is it tighten obviously. dont take the bearing out at all like 1 of them sed do 9.15 n shake also do 12.6 wiv the t/r/e get a bar and pry it up n down 2 c if theres play. wen its jacked up also spin the wheel by hand and listen if it sounds rough, if ur not sure jack up the other side and compare | |
the_legend_of_yrag |
posted on 12th Apr 06 at 16:40 |
ive took the inner cv off the shaft, and the part inside the cv that rotates, moves back and forth alot. | |
the_legend_of_yrag |
posted on 12th Apr 06 at 16:09 |
what i've found is, my driveshaft can be pulled about an inch out of the inner cv and pushed back in but wont come out of the cv, im doing this with the hub carrier out of the way. | |
Ant |
posted on 11th Apr 06 at 23:26 |
bottom bal joint.... the list goes on going to be a case of getting the wheel off the ground and having a good look for play!! | |
X 60RSA |
posted on 11th Apr 06 at 20:00 |
CV joints? | |
Jake |
posted on 11th Apr 06 at 19:14 |
jack the wheel up, grab hold of it at 9.15 position, wobble it and see if it moves. If its got alot of play then its the bearing | |
myke |
posted on 11th Apr 06 at 19:05 |
you'd of had new bearings when the engine went in wont you? | |
the_legend_of_yrag |
posted on 11th Apr 06 at 17:03 |
ok cheers mate, well had the track rod ends of when i change the steering rack over the weekend and they looked fine then, so ill pop the bearings out and have a look | |
tooolbox timmy |
posted on 11th Apr 06 at 16:49 |
the track rod end will look worn,ie the rubber will be perished hence the knocking,the bearing ad say was more just a case of getting it out and have a look over it,a dont actually think there is a way in which you can do a check on the bearing with out seeing it,hope this is of help:) | |
the_legend_of_yrag |
posted on 11th Apr 06 at 16:16 |
track rod ends are fairly new, how will i know if it is that? Also how will i know if it's the bearing? Will i be able too se it? | |
tooolbox timmy |
posted on 11th Apr 06 at 15:20 |
wheel bearing or a track rod end,I would of presumed m8i:) | |
the_legend_of_yrag |
posted on 11th Apr 06 at 15:14 |
..had it a while now, coming from what seems the drivers side wheel, changed suspension too coilovers with higher poundage springs and changed all bolts on the shocks and the hub carrier. Used too feel it through all pedals when accelerating and braking, but now i can only feel it when i go over bumps! |