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doommachine

doommachine

Member Since 30 Jan 2006
Offline Last Active Feb 21 2020 10:38 PM
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In Topic: Drivetrain noises

24 February 2019 - 07:45 AM

Uh.. I might be retarded here.. what kind of noise does a tight rear LSD make? The diff has 29mm of breakaway torque.

 

Is this normal? Its similar to this

 

https://www.youtube....h?v=Qc---diVOJY


In Topic: Drivetrain noises

15 February 2019 - 10:30 PM

Okay so I've been driving it around, tuning ECMlink and generally enjoying how well I have the thing sorted, but I note - the car is still clunking from the rear.

 

So I have

- Fairly fresh gearbox and transfer

- rebuilt diff

- rear inner CVs are rebuilt

- I have no 4ws anymore, and the rear toe is fixed. 

 

 

The clunks happen in two different ways, and I can't work out a way to diagnose it!

 

Both of the clunks only happen at low speeds, with the clutch partially engaged, and mostly from a stand-still.

 

- With the wheel turned, it makes a clicking sound like a messed up CV

- sometimes, when I'm accelerating from stand-still, it sounds like the rear is taking up slack with a fairly loud clunk. Sort of a scraping then clunk noise.

 

 

I'm thinking transfer case? It doesn't sound like a wheel bouncing from the diff being locked, but then again for the most part it makes noises when the wheel is turned slightly, so wheels going at different speeds... 

 

At all other speeds and particularly with the clutch out it is totally fine. 


In Topic: Help me identify which wheel nuts I should use

15 February 2019 - 09:56 PM

Ah! I swear I replied to this.

 

After looking into it a fair bit I found that they use the same wheel nuts as the ford fiesta, the taper is slightly different and they have a captive washer.

 

https://www.amazon.c...s/dp/B00DO0H2FO

 

Perfect fit and when I torque them they don't back off anymore. The other nuts I was using was also wearing the wheels directly - not these though due to the captive washer.

 

Only thing that sucks is the quality of the stock fiesta nuts is absolute shit. Will eventually find a higher quality replacement. 


In Topic: FS 1992 VR4 For Sale

17 November 2018 - 08:51 AM

You had any luck with this? Curious.. it's been on carsales too for ages.


In Topic: FS awd satria roller

17 November 2018 - 08:49 AM

Build thread or new owner banned. Votes? :D