Why does my truck rattle when I hit a bump?
Why does my truck rattle when I hit a bump?
A “rattle“ sound on light bumps (cracks in road): This is consistent with anti roll bar drop links that are worn out or that have snapped. Notably, this sound often goes away when a vehicle reaches higher speeds. Alternatively, this sound could also indicate worn-out shock absorbers.
Why does my front axle rattle?
The most common cause of rattling noises from the wheel area being loose or a worn strut mount or the strut coming apart. Aside from the strut, which wouldn’t be typical for a vehicle of this age, you could have a hub cap that is broken or installed incorrectly. Another common failure is a sway bar link.
Why are my shocks rattling?
Noises: Shocks and struts are cushioned by rubber bushings which, over time, will wear out. This will cause a rattling and banging noise when the vehicle rides over bumps and rough road conditions. A scraping or grating noise is caused by a broken shock.
Why is my Chevy Silverado making a noise?
The dealership advised that they submitted a ticket to gm for the noise. On 03022021/mileage 2797 the truck was taken back into the dealer for the same noise because its getting louder. The dealer again said that they heard the noise but cannot figure it out.
What should I do if I hear a rattle in my truck?
Broken frame crossmember? Lay underneath, spare off, with a large rubber mallet or a plastic dead-blow hammer. Start smacking things until you hear the noise. Chase it down that way. What year is the truck? How many miles?
What kind of noise does a truck make when it goes over bumps?
When the rear of my truck goes over bumps it makes a rattle/clunking noise but I can’t find where it is coming from. Here is a video of the noise. http://youtu.be/VoiY60ZDjgQ
Why does my front suspension make a noise?
Front suspension noise – during cold weather and when first driving within the first 1/2 mile, a loud noise comes from the front suspension after driving over a bump or speed bump. This only happened when very cold and within the first 1/2 mile.