BC BR damper adjustment and squeak/klunk
12-29-13, 09:03 PM
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BC BR damper adjustment and squeak/klunk
I searched and couldn't find what I was looking for. When adjusting do you lift the **** before turning or just turn? I get that you go all the way hard first than turn to where you want. Also have a squeak and small klunk in the pass side rear. I will be getting it off the ground tomorrow to check everything. Any ideas from you guys? Also have to go back to tire shop, some weights are coming off the drivers side rear. Tried to hide them on the spoke but it looks like they will have to be on the barrel.
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12-30-13, 11:59 AM
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There should not be any need to lift the **** to adjust it. The way you adjust it is fine.
The squeak might be the upper mounts; maybe some silicon lube might help. I only hear mine squeak while driving very slowly with no music on; once driving and music bump'n, I don't hear it any more. My squeak is due to having pillowball uppoer mounts though, which are known for being "loud".
The clunk probably is coming from the fact that the pre-load was not set on the coilovers during installation.
The squeak might be the upper mounts; maybe some silicon lube might help. I only hear mine squeak while driving very slowly with no music on; once driving and music bump'n, I don't hear it any more. My squeak is due to having pillowball uppoer mounts though, which are known for being "loud".
The clunk probably is coming from the fact that the pre-load was not set on the coilovers during installation.
12-31-13, 09:05 PM
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There should not be any need to lift the **** to adjust it. The way you adjust it is fine.
The squeak might be the upper mounts; maybe some silicon lube might help. I only hear mine squeak while driving very slowly with no music on; once driving and music bump'n, I don't hear it any more. My squeak is due to having pillowball uppoer mounts though, which are known for being "loud".
The clunk probably is coming from the fact that the pre-load was not set on the coilovers during installation.
The squeak might be the upper mounts; maybe some silicon lube might help. I only hear mine squeak while driving very slowly with no music on; once driving and music bump'n, I don't hear it any more. My squeak is due to having pillowball uppoer mounts though, which are known for being "loud".
The clunk probably is coming from the fact that the pre-load was not set on the coilovers during installation.
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