Doesn't Sound Good
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Doesn't Sound Good
Recently when pulling away from a stop, even really slowly I am getting a bumping noise. It is repetative like bump, bump,bump, bump, then once i am moving it stops and doesn't happen again at all during regular driving. Only once in a while also not everytime I start off.
Any Ideas? sounds like it may be something that is rotating since it happens repeatedly, but wouldn't it get faster with each gear, not stop once I get moving?
HELP
Any Ideas? sounds like it may be something that is rotating since it happens repeatedly, but wouldn't it get faster with each gear, not stop once I get moving?
HELP
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Originally Posted by R33P3R007
thanks, any idea how I can check it? to find out?
anyone else break one or mess up an axle? sumthing
anyone..
Help...
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anyone else break one or mess up an axle? sumthing
anyone..
Help...
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Originally Posted by R33P3R007
Thanks... anyone else have a problem like this?
Or gravel to pavement spinning can cause failure as well.
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Originally Posted by R33P3R007
it only happens when i start slowly.. if I launch i hear no noise?
hmm your wheel isn't loose is it?
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Jack up and try tilting each of your wheels (side to side, up and down). If your wheels tilt greatly (or even at all in the up-down direction), you've got joint problems. If you don't see anything wrong, turn the steering wheel all the way and try and turn your wheels with your hand while inspecting the boots and you may find some problems.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Originally Posted by Sarbae
Jack up and try tilting each of your wheels (side to side, up and down). If your wheels tilt greatly (or even at all in the up-down direction), you've got joint problems. If you don't see anything wrong, turn the steering wheel all the way and try and turn your wheels with your hand while inspecting the boots and you may find some problems.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Originally Posted by WJT DEMON
Actually the halfshafts are independant of the hub so nothing will tilt. Unless you are talking about ball joints, then yes.
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Originally Posted by selfinfliction
one dude a couple months ago snapped an axle driving up a hill, but that's the only broken one i think anyone has seen
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I've got a suspension problem now too, not sure if it's the CV boot or if it's the right front shock. Something blew and there's grease EVERYfreakinWHERE inside the wheel well. Thank god I have 4 days off for it to sit at the shop.
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Originally Posted by alleycat58
I've got a suspension problem now too, not sure if it's the CV boot or if it's the right front shock. Something blew and there's grease EVERYfreakinWHERE inside the wheel well. Thank god I have 4 days off for it to sit at the shop.
CV boot.
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Originally Posted by WJT DEMON
CV boot.
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I had the right drive axle "holder" break and it disconnected from everything and it started out as a slight rough driving almost as if the tire was flat it would bump at slow speeds.
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