Okay i got sounds coming out the WAZoo and they are annoying. First my new torsoin bars are creaking after the dealership installed them they are sway aways from AC. Do you think i need new beefed up mounts or what? And there a a clicking coming from my back driver's side wheel, it sounds like a spring compressing and letting go and it gets quicker the faster the tire moves. Is this the parking brake or is it wheel bearings or what? ANY HELP?
Check the t-bars to see how much spline you can see at the front mount. There shouldn't be much. I didn't have my driver's side in all the way and it creaked like mad, until it stripped the splines in the mount and fell down.
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Last time I herd noises like you have states I lost my drivers side t-bar adjusters. Sway-away t-bars are made of a stronger meal then the adjusters. The adjusters will round off first, which is a good thing.
At the time I was 375 miles from jax. Not fun sourcing a t-bar adjuster in the middle of nowhere.
then check the front crossmember mounting bolts- should be 100 ft-lbs torque.
If loose -it creaks.
might have a rock in your tread on that "clicky" tire.
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might have a rock in your tread on that "clicky" tire.
