Knocking sound from the rear
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#32
So this weekend I'll get my hydraulic jack, jack up the car, and take out the swaybar rain or shine. (local weather says there is chance of rain)
#34
It's the right side panel in my trunk, one of the mounting feet no longer has the isolating "foam thingy" on it and it seems to be the source of the sound. there is no sound with my panels removed. There is a very audible difference with the panel in place. I know how to provoke the noise (exactly what road to drive on and the speed to drive over it) and I'm much happier now that I know my noise is not suspension related
#37
Mission failure. ****! I had a 14mm socket but it wasn't deep enough to fit. I know I had a set of deep sockets, but I couldn't find the 14mm socket. I'm gonna buy a new set and try again this weekend. I'll also check my spring mount and make sure everything is tight. There is soo much **** down there it's hard to get around some stuff.
#39
I gave up. I tried to get the 2 nuts off the ends of the swaybar, but they were rusted and I couldn't get them to budge. It also didn't help that the car wasn't that high off the ground and I was on a creeper. I didn't have good room to turn the wrench. I've got some ramps, so I guess I will try with that. Stay tuned...(for the third time ).
Is there a DIY on removing/replacing the sway bar? It would help me in taking out only the required nuts. I saw that there was a mud guard where the bushing for the sway bar is. I think I'll need to remove that then I can remove the bushing for the sway bar.
Is there a DIY on removing/replacing the sway bar? It would help me in taking out only the required nuts. I saw that there was a mud guard where the bushing for the sway bar is. I think I'll need to remove that then I can remove the bushing for the sway bar.
#41
The exhaust probably doesn't need to be removed. I'm sure you can weave the swaybar out once all the bolts are out.
#42
So far in this thread I've heard to check the following. Can anyone confirm that this was or was not the issue? I have the same problem, and it's very very annoying. Happens when I accelerate/slow down and over the speed bumps in my neighborhood.
Endlinks
Rear Brushings
Rear Shocks
Rear Bearings
Rear Axel Spines
Universal Joints
Trunk Panels
Rear Sprint Mount
I removed everything spare tire related out of my trunk yesterday, issue still happens. I'm going to remove the panels today after work and peek around.
Endlinks
Rear Brushings
Rear Shocks
Rear Bearings
Rear Axel Spines
Universal Joints
Trunk Panels
Rear Sprint Mount
I removed everything spare tire related out of my trunk yesterday, issue still happens. I'm going to remove the panels today after work and peek around.
#44
I have had the same problem on my 06 5AT, and now on my 06 6MT. It is worst on the 6MT. I do not think this has something to do with the transmission though. I have been told that it was the rear axle, they need to be re-greased and torqued within specs. Also might be the sway bars, anyhow I am taking it to Nissan this coming up wednesday to get this annoying noise taken care of. I you are within your factory warranty, dealership will take care of you, if not the axle grease and torque is about
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#45
I may have the answer guys. I bought my 2005 G35 coupe brand new and this evening got in the back seat and discovered that if you have a third brake light in your rear window, it could be the housing hitting the glass. I tried to remove the brake light and saw that it is very loose. Probably gonna need to take some things apart to fix, but i hear that same rattle all the time. I thought it was my rear seat back had some loose parts at first but found it wasnt that after I drove with the backseat forward. Gonna test it out by having someone ride in the back seat and holding it still..