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Post Info TOPIC: Suspension sits low and odd knock sound driving over bumps


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Suspension sits low and odd knock sound driving over bumps


Sometimes when I drive over a bump I heard a knock around the rear passenger door. What could be causing this?? I can't seem to figure it out. It almost sounded like the door was loose and was moving up and down.

Anyone ever have this? 

 

Also I notice the vehicle sits low, I can't make it over a speed bump without it grinding against the exhaust system. Is there a way to raise the suspension? To me it sits pretty low. The shocks were worn out, I replaced them but didn't make a difference.

 

I have a 4 door 66 beaumont.

 

Thanks!

 

 



-- Edited by blackbird307 on Wednesday 11th of January 2017 01:36:13 PM

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Have you inspected the condition of the body-frame bushings? ...When I replaced mine, it raised the car's ride height by almost 1.5"

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or perhaps an exhaust hanger has let go?

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Maybe its the trailing arm rotted off 

 

 

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427carl wrote:

Maybe its the trailing arm rotted off 

 

 

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Now that looks like a fix Jim would do?Dont under estimate them farmers,or B.C. water.

Makes em do funny things,not smarter just funny. 



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GrtDanes wrote:
427carl wrote:

Maybe its the trailing arm rotted off 

 

 

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Now that looks like a fix Jim would do?Dont under estimate them farmers,or B.C. water.

Makes em do funny things,not smarter just funny. 


 Yup,whatever it takes to get the old girl home. It's called ingenuity. Sorry Doug.... I'll sound it out for ya, in-ge-nu-i-ty. Do not pronounce the dashes!!!



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that 2 by 4 problably came from here

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jlysholm wrote:

Have you inspected the condition of the body-frame bushings? ...When I replaced mine, it raised the car's ride height by almost 1.5"


 Last time I checked they were cracked up. Will definitely replace. Hopefully it helps.



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