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Popping noise while taking off and stopping
I am getting a popping noise while taking off and stopping. The sound is coming from the front and not the rear. All the U-Joints are brand new, and I know that it is not the steering shaft. Front shocks are also brand new and tight. There is also new wheel bearings all the way around too. I don't know where else to look, I also brought it into a shop and had them tighten all the front end components up but the sound is still there. Any suggestions?
Last edited by black04z71; 02-24-2012 at 12:12 AM.
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Check the lash on the rear end, check the front CV shafts. Check ball joints and wheel bearings for play.
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Also check the axle bearings in rear, that was what went wrong in mine.
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Look to your front drive shaft. there is the problem somewhere.
If it is a 2 body driveshaft take it out and grease it in the spines.
Try to use grade 2-3 white silicon grease.
If it is not a 2 piece DS, then check the u joints .
Cv joints must also be responsible if the inner parts are thorn.
Good luck on your quest.
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Thanks guys! I will be checking my CV joints on monday after work as I don't have a place big enough where I live to tear it apart. Today after driving around a bit it really felt like my cv joints are about shot. When I make turns it feels like the front is dragging like it does in 4 wheel drive even though I was in 2 wheel drive, and I could hear the boots on the CV joints normally I can't hear them. I also know that the front is disconnected from 4 wheel drive. The u joints are all brand new so I know it's not them.
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Well I got it fixed cv joints were good. The brake pads were shifting in the caliper when braking and then shifting again after I let off the brakes. There is a tin piece that the pads slide on just bent that alittle bit and it does not make anymore noises. Might see if I can get a new tin piece.
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It sounds like its your body mounts. Easy fix. Lift body off frame one side at a time to remove body mounts. Apply some anti seize and tighten back down. Also check your intermediate steering shaft they always pop
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