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if the car is not moving how would the spring move? so maybe its not the spring but something is touching the suspension and causing rubbing sound from the vibration of the car?Quote:
Originally Posted by ej20i
did you install the sussy yourself or do you ask a mechanic to do it?
definitely get it checked out by a mechanic tim
i had my tanabes done by a qualified mechanic.. and i had a clickin noise when i turned the wheel for the first week after install.. after that, rides quiet and smooth ever since
i got my mechanic to check it and he pullled it out and re-install twice and find nothing,he did mention that the spring was moving, i'm going to see on tuesday if it does that when the wheel is off,
John, can u ask ur mechanic if he knows anything about this?
leo,
can u ask dedy?
thanks
hey tim, may i ask if the noise comes from the side where the shaft came out?
i get the same spring type noises when i turn as well. but only on the left side... it also happens to be the side where the drive shaft thingo came out.. im not sure if its related or not. one of my friends told me that it is just noises from the spring moving.. he has the same noise on his s15.
im having the car checked next week. hopefully i'll find the source of the problem and possibly fix it.
did you install yourself the first time?Quote:
Originally Posted by ej20i
with a help of a mechanic i did and bring it to his workshop the week after,Quote:
Originally Posted by hondar
aero,
ummm no, coz its both side of the car and i only pop the cv shaft on the right
please update me aero
ej20i, i think what leo is getting at, is was it installed at your house the first time by yourself, with the help of a mechanic here and there..
and when i installed my n+ for the first time i noticed a pssshhh noise over the bumps but mine was the shock releasing air or something..
when you say with the help of the mechanic. did he has any involvement in installing or all installation was done by yourself? and in what capacity is he involved in...Quote:
Originally Posted by ej20i
so if something happen to your car, who will be liable? you or the mechanic?
the mechanic, all i did was take the top cowl of and hold the coils when he takes it out and help him jack up the car and take the wheel off
so is it done at his workshop or your place? and i presume it is a paid job too yeah?Quote:
Originally Posted by ej20i
it was first at home coz we had to do it after work and workshop was closed,
well technically yes i paid but not really since he does all my work for free from servicing my car, to getting new tyres (just pay for stock and not labour in balancing and stuff). coz i do his car and work mates car for free (audio)
civc FD CRUISE!!!!!
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