loud bang from rear passenger tire area
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Car: 88 camaro rs
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loud bang from rear passenger tire area
Ok so i thought at first it was the spare tire in the back making the bang when i take off hard from a stop, so i took that out and it still happens.
anybody have this bang before or can tell me how to go about diagnosing the bang
anybody have this bang before or can tell me how to go about diagnosing the bang
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Car: 1982 Trans-Am
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Re: loud bang from rear passenger tire area
The trans mount is usually characterized by feeling a "bang" through your shifter tunnel. If you're pretty sure it's in the back right area, check the springs, shocks, LCA's and anything else in that area. It should be pretty apparent what's "not right" in that area.
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Re: loud bang from rear passenger tire area
ok thanks guys, next day when the heat is not unbearable i get under there and start looking
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Re: loud bang from rear passenger tire area
could be a trashed panhard bar bushing, or loose bolt.
a bad shock will do that too.
a bad shock will do that too.
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