so can it be replicated standing still idling
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so can it be replicated standing still idling
When stationary, nothing. Under braking, no shudders or noises.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
All brakes were fine with plenty of life left when checked.
Coasting in neutral above 60 and it's there as a constant noise, and now it's there under acceleration, but not as bad as when coasting.
Evo
and its an auto, so only leaving trans and or wheel bearings.
Not something stupid like a bent disc guard
Nope, idles fine, no different to before the problem started.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Not evident when driving slow (creeping along) as I tried this on our street with the door open...
Even had the missus walking along beside it...
Nothing...
Evo
No, it's manual.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Disc guards are fine.
Haven't hit anything, haven't even put it out of 2H or been offroad in the last couple of months.
Evo
When you had each of the shafts out did you take it for a run?
What about you tyres, raise the pressure to 60psi and take it for a run then.
Just thinking of ways to eliminate stuff.
Shafts were taken out at the shop so I don't know about taking for a run, but I understand what you are saying.Quote:
Originally Posted by macca
Tyres aren't very old, pressures are good and they were only balanced and rotated probably 3 weeks before this issue, and I wouldn't have done any more than about 500kms in that time.
I do have tyre noise, but this is definitely not tyre noise.
Evo
Mate did this raise its head after the tyre were done?
No, only started about 1.5-2 weeks ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by macca
Evo
any members close by that could go for a drive with you to nut it out