On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 18:39:35 -0600, "DougW"
<post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:

>Don Hamilton wrote:
>> After changing U-Joints and many lifts and checks for worn shocks,
>> exhaust, motor mounts all else under the front. I found the rattle~~~
>> one bolt missing from skid plate under driver seat side. The plate
>> did not seem to move but I guess trans torque and bumps made this
>> seem to come from the right front. All is silent now I hit the plate
>> with a 2x4 and could not make it rattle. Word of advise check skid
>> plates when strange rattles occur. Don
>
>Reminds me of a buzzing noise that was in the ZJ. I looked around.
>Checked every darn thing I could think of. Then discovered it was
>a snap on a jacket I had laying on the floor.
>
>heh. >_<

Can't tell you how many times I've pulled ---- outta people's trunks
that was causing a "rattle in the front end".
Damn squeeks and rattles are why I finally quit the dealership after
19 years.
--
Old Crow "Yol Bolsun!"
'82 FLTC-P "Miss Pearl"
'74 XLH chopper(gone but not forgotten)
BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, MAMBM


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On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 18:39:35 -0600, "DougW"
<post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:

>Don Hamilton wrote:
>> After changing U-Joints and many lifts and checks for worn shocks,
>> exhaust, motor mounts all else under the front. I found the rattle~~~
>> one bolt missing from skid plate under driver seat side. The plate
>> did not seem to move but I guess trans torque and bumps made this
>> seem to come from the right front. All is silent now I hit the plate
>> with a 2x4 and could not make it rattle. Word of advise check skid
>> plates when strange rattles occur. Don
>
>Reminds me of a buzzing noise that was in the ZJ. I looked around.
>Checked every darn thing I could think of. Then discovered it was
>a snap on a jacket I had laying on the floor.
>
>heh. >_<

Can't tell you how many times I've pulled ---- outta people's trunks
that was causing a "rattle in the front end".
Damn squeeks and rattles are why I finally quit the dealership after
19 years.
--
Old Crow "Yol Bolsun!"
'82 FLTC-P "Miss Pearl"
'74 XLH chopper(gone but not forgotten)
BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, MAMBM


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On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 18:39:35 -0600, "DougW"
<post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:

>Don Hamilton wrote:
>> After changing U-Joints and many lifts and checks for worn shocks,
>> exhaust, motor mounts all else under the front. I found the rattle~~~
>> one bolt missing from skid plate under driver seat side. The plate
>> did not seem to move but I guess trans torque and bumps made this
>> seem to come from the right front. All is silent now I hit the plate
>> with a 2x4 and could not make it rattle. Word of advise check skid
>> plates when strange rattles occur. Don
>
>Reminds me of a buzzing noise that was in the ZJ. I looked around.
>Checked every darn thing I could think of. Then discovered it was
>a snap on a jacket I had laying on the floor.
>
>heh. >_<

Can't tell you how many times I've pulled ---- outta people's trunks
that was causing a "rattle in the front end".
Damn squeeks and rattles are why I finally quit the dealership after
19 years.
--
Old Crow "Yol Bolsun!"
'82 FLTC-P "Miss Pearl"
'74 XLH chopper(gone but not forgotten)
BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, MAMBM


--
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While working at a GM dealer back in the early 80's a friend of mine
tracked an illusive "thunking" sound to a large hex nut suspended
inside the passenger door on a piece of wire! Someone was having a
bad day at that assembly plant!

 

While working at a GM dealer back in the early 80's a friend of mine
tracked an illusive "thunking" sound to a large hex nut suspended
inside the passenger door on a piece of wire! Someone was having a
bad day at that assembly plant!

 

While working at a GM dealer back in the early 80's a friend of mine
tracked an illusive "thunking" sound to a large hex nut suspended
inside the passenger door on a piece of wire! Someone was having a
bad day at that assembly plant!

 

My uncle had a '53 Studebaker when I was young and he would always
complain about the rattle on the right side. One winter his right side
window got off the track and he took the car in to have it fixed. The
dealer pulled the door panel and discovered a 8oz Coke bottle and a
crumpled up piece of wax paper. Lunch break at the Studebaker Plant. :-)

DougW wrote:
> Don Hamilton wrote:
>> After changing U-Joints and many lifts and checks for worn shocks,
>> exhaust, motor mounts all else under the front. I found the rattle~~~
>> one bolt missing from skid plate under driver seat side. The plate
>> did not seem to move but I guess trans torque and bumps made this
>> seem to come from the right front. All is silent now I hit the plate
>> with a 2x4 and could not make it rattle. Word of advise check skid
>> plates when strange rattles occur. Don
>
> Reminds me of a buzzing noise that was in the ZJ. I looked around.
> Checked every darn thing I could think of. Then discovered it was
> a snap on a jacket I had laying on the floor.
>
> heh. >_<
>

--
FRH

 

My uncle had a '53 Studebaker when I was young and he would always
complain about the rattle on the right side. One winter his right side
window got off the track and he took the car in to have it fixed. The
dealer pulled the door panel and discovered a 8oz Coke bottle and a
crumpled up piece of wax paper. Lunch break at the Studebaker Plant. :-)

DougW wrote:
> Don Hamilton wrote:
>> After changing U-Joints and many lifts and checks for worn shocks,
>> exhaust, motor mounts all else under the front. I found the rattle~~~
>> one bolt missing from skid plate under driver seat side. The plate
>> did not seem to move but I guess trans torque and bumps made this
>> seem to come from the right front. All is silent now I hit the plate
>> with a 2x4 and could not make it rattle. Word of advise check skid
>> plates when strange rattles occur. Don
>
> Reminds me of a buzzing noise that was in the ZJ. I looked around.
> Checked every darn thing I could think of. Then discovered it was
> a snap on a jacket I had laying on the floor.
>
> heh. >_<
>

--
FRH

 

My uncle had a '53 Studebaker when I was young and he would always
complain about the rattle on the right side. One winter his right side
window got off the track and he took the car in to have it fixed. The
dealer pulled the door panel and discovered a 8oz Coke bottle and a
crumpled up piece of wax paper. Lunch break at the Studebaker Plant. :-)

DougW wrote:
> Don Hamilton wrote:
>> After changing U-Joints and many lifts and checks for worn shocks,
>> exhaust, motor mounts all else under the front. I found the rattle~~~
>> one bolt missing from skid plate under driver seat side. The plate
>> did not seem to move but I guess trans torque and bumps made this
>> seem to come from the right front. All is silent now I hit the plate
>> with a 2x4 and could not make it rattle. Word of advise check skid
>> plates when strange rattles occur. Don
>
> Reminds me of a buzzing noise that was in the ZJ. I looked around.
> Checked every darn thing I could think of. Then discovered it was
> a snap on a jacket I had laying on the floor.
>
> heh. >_<
>

--
FRH

 

If my cell phone charger and my wallet are in the glove box on my 00 XJ, it
makes the worst squeak in the world.

Carl

"Don Hamilton" <CDHamilnospam@excite.com> wrote in message
news:12u1lntnbsab69f@corp.supernews.com...
> After changing U-Joints and many lifts and checks for worn shocks,
> exhaust, motor mounts all else under the front. I found the rattle~~~ one
> bolt missing from skid plate under driver seat side. The plate did not
> seem to move but I guess trans torque and bumps made this seem to come
> from the right front. All is silent now I hit the plate with a 2x4 and
> could not make it rattle. Word of advise check skid plates when strange
> rattles occur. Don
>