Re: [DML] axle clunk
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Re: [DML] axle clunk



This is one of those problems that has plagued me as well. Dan at DMC
Garden Grove tells me that it's the bearings inside the carrier that are
sliding and that Houston is working on a shim kit. I haven't talked to
anyone in Houston about it yet, but I probably should. I've been reporting
the problem for years and I keep hearing that a shim kit is being "worked
on".

The day that my clunk is fixed is going to be a great, great day.

-Christian


On Sun, 6 Jun 2004 Soma576@xxxxxxx wrote:

> List,
>
> it has been awhile since i've heard a rear clunk on my car but it seems to be
> back.  after searching the archives i noticed that a lot of people suggested
> re-lubricating the rear axles with some teflon spray.  however, i had my axles
> apart last year and did the whole boot/grease thing.  when i reach under the
> car, i can move the axles back and forth and they definitely clunk when
> hitting on the tire side.  this might not even be the problem, but what else can i
> do to eliminate the axles as suspect?  it sure sound like they are causing it
> (won't clunk twice in a row on the same turn).
>
> i have also checked my trailing arms for tightness/missing shims and
> tightened down the body bolts on the seat belts, rear sway brace in engine bay, and
> trunk located bolts.  didn't pull the carpet down to do the others or the hard
> pontoon ones.  everything was quite snug anyway.  i also removed everything
> from my trunk including the jack.
>
> it still clunks.
>
> Andy
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