I am getting a rumble from the rear when driving, I changed the shock absorbers at the rear and also the anti roll bar bushes, but still I get the rumbling, I have checked the exhaust and that seems fine, any ideas??
If you have rough terrain tires on that could be a cause
SOURCE: Car Rumbles, CV Joint?
no you cant grease a cv joint, it is a sealed unit and comes pre greased! when you turn sharp at slow speeds does it sound like rocks rolling around in a coffee ca? then its a cv axle! also check large boots at both end of each axle. if the boot is torn the cv axle is either bad or will need replaced very soon! yes a back yard mech can replace easily but you will need a front end alignment when you are done! hints for replaceing! pop axle out with a pry bar at trasmission., to put back it use old end nut only 1/4 of the way on and hit with a hammer to seat lock ring then check at tranny to make sure it is seate! hope this helps
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Perhaps you may be looking in the wrong area, have you checked tyre pressures? also tyre condition? you have obviously had the tracking checked? If all these are o.k. maybe a Brake caliper is binding slightly on the nearside wheel?
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SOURCE: i have a2001 cherokee sport
Clunking noise in the rear of the vehicle is a broad statement. When is the vehicle doing it? Is it all the time or just over bumps? Is it happening only going around curves? Is it a constant bump that speeds up and slows down with the vehicle speed. You would be supprised how many clunking noises can come from the driveline not the suspension. It could be anything from a bushing to your rear differential getting ready to grenade.
SOURCE: 1997 chevy blazer 4wd 2dr 4.3 engine ls package
check the front torsion bars for play or slack, these trucks love front balljoints check them with the truck jacked up under the control arms with a prybar lift the wheels up and down , also the rear diff torsion arms and the rear springs for broken leafs, also could be a camber/caster issue you may have the allignment checked please rate this -jeff
SOURCE: squeaking front suspension
Lightly press on the brake when you hear the squeeking. then it's just the brakes pads rubbing. then have them inspected. good luck
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I have normal road tyres on the car, I have just had 2 new front tyres fitted, the rumble happens all the time and sound like the suspension is hitting the bump stops when I go over a bump, it sound as though a wheel bay be loose but they are not, I wonder if it coulb be caused by the front shocks??
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