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sonikbewmSep-13-02 08:27 AM
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#12103, "Rattling noise...."




          

If I drive down a bumpy road, like a brick road, I get this annoying rattling noise coming from what sounds like my brakes or front suspension. The noise immediately stops when I hit the brake peddle. When I changed my brake pads and rotors a few months ago, the noise stopped and then started back up again a few weeks later so I have just been living with it but I would actually like to get it to stop for good. Any help would be great.

Jason
'11 Ford Mustang GT/CS
'11 Ford Mustang V6 6-Speed (SOLD)
'04 Nissan 350z Touring (SOLD)
'95 Turbo Eclipse GS (SOLD and will be missed)
'90 Talon TSi AWD (SOLD)

  

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TobascoJapanSep-16-02 05:46 PM
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#12104, "RE: Rattling noise...."
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I think you should take off your wheels and check your struts if they are old. If they are fine then it's probaly the lugnuts on your wheels are improbaly torqued. Just retorque them.

  

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