Metal clanking under braking and acceleration
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Metal clanking under braking and acceleration
A couple weeks ago I noticed a metal clanking when going slowly under braking and acceleration.
My first thought was maybe time to replace some monoball stuff that is less durable for a car that still sees a lot of street use. Potholes and pavement in Seattle is better suited to some rubber for most cars.
Then I hit the brakes pulling into a parking lot and heard the sound, only this time it was a lot worse:
I've had a 10mm fall out under braking in a different car but this thing was riding with me for about 500 miles.
My first thought was maybe time to replace some monoball stuff that is less durable for a car that still sees a lot of street use. Potholes and pavement in Seattle is better suited to some rubber for most cars.
Then I hit the brakes pulling into a parking lot and heard the sound, only this time it was a lot worse:
I've had a 10mm fall out under braking in a different car but this thing was riding with me for about 500 miles.
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Finder's keepers.
#3
Funny. I was doing a 5bar fpr install last night and dropped my 10mm wrench around the fpr area. Could not find it and just left it behind. Hopefully it will fall out soon so I can get my 10mm wrench back
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Tried to throw a wrench in your plans... busted. Was this the cause of the rattling that you blamed on your monoball mounts last time we were at Pacific?
Sorry I missed your call yesterday, busy day. I'm working from home today and tomorrow if you want to catch up!
Sorry I missed your call yesterday, busy day. I'm working from home today and tomorrow if you want to catch up!
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'd look for yours, the belt and pulleys will take out other items if that 10 goes to the wrong place.
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Tomorrow I'll be at PR all afternoon if you're "working from home". Hahahaha
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Damn!
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3/4 inch wrench and a 19mm wrench are very very close in size. Nearly identical, only .05mm difference.
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Do you know of any 19mm head nuts or bolts on the turbo, other than lug bolts? don't think anyone's using a combination wrench to tighten wheels...
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That is a good point. I think there are some 19mm bolts/nuts securing elements of the suspension and cross bracing but it has been a while since I have wrenched any of those parts.
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It's not my wrench and my buddies shop where I do some work doesn't have any Craftsman in it.
Sometime in the next week I'll put it on a lift to change fluids and see if anything sheds light on where it was hiding.