Suspension creaking noise - NOT SUSPENSION
i hope there is a tsb for this because after a few months of having my compresion rods replaced the noise is back again. this is so bothersome to me. I have to set up an appoinment again soon. Im thinking i should have got a maxima
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Originally Posted by themax98
i hope there is a tsb for this because after a few months of having my compresion rods replaced the noise is back again. this is so bothersome to me. I have to set up an appoinment again soon. Im thinking i should have got a maxima
check this:
Service Bulletin Num : 02060
Date of Bulletin: SEP 26, 2002 View Document
Component: STRUCTURE: BODY
Summary: CREAK NOISE FROM FRONT END
Service Bulletin Num : 02060
Date of Bulletin: SEP 26, 2002
Component: STRUCTURE: BODY
Summary: CREAK NOISE FROM FRONT END
http://www.infinitihelp.com/Ownershi.../ITB02-060.htm
Originally Posted by BigSash
check this:
Service Bulletin Num : 02060
Date of Bulletin: SEP 26, 2002
Service Bulletin Num : 02060
Date of Bulletin: SEP 26, 2002
Originally Posted by Noremac
That's good news, but can you please provide the source of this information?
Sorry for forgetting that disclaimor
Nah, no hating here. There are just lots of sources out there! A service manager should be a good one, but sometimes even they get things confused, or want to give a customer an impression that they have some idea of what's going on (when they really don't!).
If you get any chance to followup with him, that would br great!
If you get any chance to followup with him, that would br great!
I had the same problem the entire time I owned my 01 Maxima which was never fixed despite numerous parts being replaced. The TSB that finally came out after I sold it said it was some problem with a bad weld.
Originally Posted by Jayla
Hey, is this creaking noise the noise that occurs when you start accelerating after first turning on the engine??
There has been this strange scraping noise occurring as I first start to accelerate. Haven't had time to check it out yet. My car is only 6 months old.
Sorry guys, I'm new to this forum.
There has been this strange scraping noise occurring as I first start to accelerate. Haven't had time to check it out yet. My car is only 6 months old.
Sorry guys, I'm new to this forum.
probably your ABS...check the owners manual, it explains it in there.
my car does the same too... not really noticable to anyone other than me...
If it really is a faulty compression rod is there a TSB?
Ninja EDIT:
my car is also a 2003.5 6MT
it only does make the noise when I hit a dip or drive way
If it really is a faulty compression rod is there a TSB?
Ninja EDIT:
my car is also a 2003.5 6MT
it only does make the noise when I hit a dip or drive way
Last edited by some.devil; Apr 26, 2006 at 03:12 PM.
I recently had a 04 G35 loaner (auto, 13.5 K miles) which I kept for 2 days; same front end noise with my 03.5 6speed sedan; I cannot be worn/defective compression rods for so many cars including 05 and 06. It is a design issue and now with the redesigned 07 coming out I don’t think that Infiniti would do anything to fix it. I hope it does not get worse over time. It is strange that the coupes, 350Z and FX do not seem to be making this noise; M owners have complaint about it well.
Does anybody know if aftermarket compression rods have fixed it?
Does anybody know if aftermarket compression rods have fixed it?
I have experienced this creaking noise on my own 2004 as well as several loaner sedans. My car's problem was definitely fixed when they replaced the compression rods on my car. Unfortunately, that was in Dec 2005 and the problem returned this month (Apr 2006).
BTW, the rods themselves are not the problem. They are beafy pieces of aluminum! The noise is most likely coming from the bushing ends, but these parts are not separately replaceable.
BTW, the rods themselves are not the problem. They are beafy pieces of aluminum! The noise is most likely coming from the bushing ends, but these parts are not separately replaceable.



