Compression Rod Let's Solve this
#17
If you are thinking of compression rods, then you won't find a whiteline bushing for that.
Whiteline makes all the front end bushings minus the CR. Energy suspension just came out with a front end kit for G35 that includes the CR bushing, but can't be purchases separately. You can also go OEM...
Just google this. There are alot of vendors. I got my whiteline transverline (aka lower control arm - not the compression rod) bushings from JC Speed.
Whiteline makes all the front end bushings minus the CR. Energy suspension just came out with a front end kit for G35 that includes the CR bushing, but can't be purchases separately. You can also go OEM...
Just google this. There are alot of vendors. I got my whiteline transverline (aka lower control arm - not the compression rod) bushings from JC Speed.
#18
If you are thinking of compression rods, then you won't find a whiteline bushing for that.
Whiteline makes all the front end bushings minus the CR. Energy suspension just came out with a front end kit for G35 that includes the CR bushing, but can't be purchases separately. You can also go OEM...
Just google this. There are alot of vendors. I got my whiteline transverline (aka lower control arm - not the compression rod) bushings from JC Speed.
Whiteline makes all the front end bushings minus the CR. Energy suspension just came out with a front end kit for G35 that includes the CR bushing, but can't be purchases separately. You can also go OEM...
Just google this. There are alot of vendors. I got my whiteline transverline (aka lower control arm - not the compression rod) bushings from JC Speed.
Not true:
http://www.z1motorsports.com/350_g35...oducts_id=5193
#21
Here is a link to the TSB - note on page 7 they recommend replacing the whole assembly on the x models if rusty - they are made of iron on X's.
http://trueler.com/wp/wp-content/upl...ITB08-013a.pdf
http://trueler.com/wp/wp-content/upl...ITB08-013a.pdf
#22
i think the 1s that make all the squeak is the controll arms...
i still have got my whitelines. . and havnt put them on yet..
but when i went to the shop.. the bushing were shot.. and it was almost metal on metal rubbing.... hence making the squeaking noise..
if that doesnt work -
go 2 plan b --- ( blow up the car ) lol no more squeak then =D
i still have got my whitelines. . and havnt put them on yet..
but when i went to the shop.. the bushing were shot.. and it was almost metal on metal rubbing.... hence making the squeaking noise..
if that doesnt work -
go 2 plan b --- ( blow up the car ) lol no more squeak then =D
#23
there already is a TSB for it. The dealer replaces the rods which comes with new bushings. Some dealers if you are lucky, will replace just the bushings. I just replaced my front drivers side for the 2nd time since it was clunking. It sucks but Infiniti is not going to anything more about it since its considered a wear item. There are aftermarket solutions available too.
for convenience sake and time savings, some dealers will still replace entire arm - but I dont know how they are getting reimbursed because the current TSB specifically states replace bushing only...
#25
^^^ nicely done
I'm going to try replacing the bushings first. I hope it helps, if not then the rods will be changed.
I've talked to a mechanic who will be doing the bushing swap and he recommended OEM bushings because Polytherane is stiff, therefore, there will be more vibration passed through them. Unless I track the car, I prefer comfortable right. Just FYI.
I'm going to try replacing the bushings first. I hope it helps, if not then the rods will be changed.
I've talked to a mechanic who will be doing the bushing swap and he recommended OEM bushings because Polytherane is stiff, therefore, there will be more vibration passed through them. Unless I track the car, I prefer comfortable right. Just FYI.
#27
^^^ nicely done
I'm going to try replacing the bushings first. I hope it helps, if not then the rods will be changed.
I've talked to a mechanic who will be doing the bushing swap and he recommended OEM bushings because Polytherane is stiff, therefore, there will be more vibration passed through them. Unless I track the car, I prefer comfortable right. Just FYI.
I'm going to try replacing the bushings first. I hope it helps, if not then the rods will be changed.
I've talked to a mechanic who will be doing the bushing swap and he recommended OEM bushings because Polytherane is stiff, therefore, there will be more vibration passed through them. Unless I track the car, I prefer comfortable right. Just FYI.
Energy suspension bushings are notorious for making lots of squeaking noise, but for a bushing that will probably outlast the car and to have a perfect alignment this might be worth it.
#28
Unless the compression rod is damaged, you only need ot replace the bushing. the other end of it is a ball joint that I haven't heard of going bad yet on this forum.
Energy suspension bushings are notorious for making lots of squeaking noise, but for a bushing that will probably outlast the car and to have a perfect alignment this might be worth it.
Energy suspension bushings are notorious for making lots of squeaking noise, but for a bushing that will probably outlast the car and to have a perfect alignment this might be worth it.
Funny thing is, dealer and another shop said that replacing bushings along won't fix the issue. I hope they are wrong because I would be out couple hundred bux for nothing....
#30
Unless the compression rod is damaged, you only need ot replace the bushing. the other end of it is a ball joint that I haven't heard of going bad yet on this forum.
Energy suspension bushings are notorious for making lots of squeaking noise, but for a bushing that will probably outlast the car and to have a perfect alignment this might be worth it.
Energy suspension bushings are notorious for making lots of squeaking noise, but for a bushing that will probably outlast the car and to have a perfect alignment this might be worth it.
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