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 Post subject: Odd knocking sound when wheeling today
PostPosted: Thu Jun 14, 2007 12:06 am 
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Just wondering if I have A-Arm contact....

I installed a frankie about a month ago. This was the first real wheeling
I have done since I put it in...

When either wheel caught a little air, occasionally I would hear a pretty
load knocking sound. Could this be the Upper A-arms smacking the coils?

Any other ideas? Never heard before the frankenlift....

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Was it at "ride height" (sitting on ground) when you tightened the sway bar end links? If so, I'd say you could have a-arm/coil contact. Love the avatar, btw.

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Dje Ryu wrote:
Was it at "ride height" (sitting on ground) when you tightened the sway bar end links? If so, I'd say you could have a-arm/coil contact. Love the avatar, btw.


um...... no.... tires were off

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loosen the sway bar end-links, drive about 15 feet forward, then re-torque them, take it around the block or two and see if that helps.

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will give this a try....

do you loosen the upper or lower bolt? or both?

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I re-torqued both, as well as the mounts for the sway-bar.

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