Poping nosie under my blazer PLEASE HELP
#1
Poping nosie under my blazer PLEASE HELP
I have a 98 blazer ls 4x4. their is a loud popping nosie coming form under both floor board. Its not like a axle going out its like it pops everytime the suspension works up and down.Hope you guys can help me again thanks
#2
Take a look at the bushings for the torsion bar crossmember.
#3
What should i be looking, just somthinh out of place? Im a engine man not suspenson. Should i just replace the bars and bushings and if so how much for parts and speical tools if any. Thanks for the reply.
#4
The bars should be fine. Follow them back to the torsion keys. The torsion keys are supported inside a crossmember. The crossmember is supported by a bushing on each side to the frame. You should be able to tell what shape the bushings are in by looking at them.
If I'm not mistaken, I believe you can only get replacement bushings made from rubber, as I have not seen them from ES or any other aftermarket manufacturer. If someone else knows where to get poly bushings, please chime in! I believe you can get them from Rock Auto, GM Direct, dealership, etc. No clue on the cost, though. I wouldn't imagine they would run too much.
There is a specialty tool required to relieve the tension on the tbars, though you can fashion one up using a c-clamp. Others have used various other means/tools. Do a search and you should be able to find more on how to remove the keys.
If I'm not mistaken, I believe you can only get replacement bushings made from rubber, as I have not seen them from ES or any other aftermarket manufacturer. If someone else knows where to get poly bushings, please chime in! I believe you can get them from Rock Auto, GM Direct, dealership, etc. No clue on the cost, though. I wouldn't imagine they would run too much.
There is a specialty tool required to relieve the tension on the tbars, though you can fashion one up using a c-clamp. Others have used various other means/tools. Do a search and you should be able to find more on how to remove the keys.
#5
Thanks for the help, its a mess out side atm. I will have to wait till it dries up a little bit. I dont like laying down in a mud hole....lol
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