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
>

 

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
>

 

Highcountry proclaimed:

> 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!
>
The above folklore was more commonly rendered as someone being driven
nuts by a rattle from their megapriced Italian exotic, only to finally
have it traced down to a tobacco can with a ball bearing and a note
inside: "So, you finally found it you rich capitalist pig" after having
essentially ripped the body apart.

 

Highcountry proclaimed:

> 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!
>
The above folklore was more commonly rendered as someone being driven
nuts by a rattle from their megapriced Italian exotic, only to finally
have it traced down to a tobacco can with a ball bearing and a note
inside: "So, you finally found it you rich capitalist pig" after having
essentially ripped the body apart.

 

Highcountry proclaimed:

> 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!
>
The above folklore was more commonly rendered as someone being driven
nuts by a rattle from their megapriced Italian exotic, only to finally
have it traced down to a tobacco can with a ball bearing and a note
inside: "So, you finally found it you rich capitalist pig" after having
essentially ripped the body apart.

 

> The above folklore was more commonly rendered as someone being driven
> nuts by a rattle from their megapriced Italian exotic, only to finally
> have it traced down to a tobacco can with a ball bearing and a note
> inside: "So, you finally found it you rich capitalist pig" after having
> essentially ripped the body apart.

Completely unrelated but my old man used to tell the story of pulling apart
airborne radar systems down in Texas late in WWII. They didn't want guys
doing field repairs on some stuff but the old man dug in anyway. Got pretty
far into one set and found a note that read "if you're in this far you're
----ed". But he got it fixed anyway.

 

> The above folklore was more commonly rendered as someone being driven
> nuts by a rattle from their megapriced Italian exotic, only to finally
> have it traced down to a tobacco can with a ball bearing and a note
> inside: "So, you finally found it you rich capitalist pig" after having
> essentially ripped the body apart.

Completely unrelated but my old man used to tell the story of pulling apart
airborne radar systems down in Texas late in WWII. They didn't want guys
doing field repairs on some stuff but the old man dug in anyway. Got pretty
far into one set and found a note that read "if you're in this far you're
----ed". But he got it fixed anyway.

 

> The above folklore was more commonly rendered as someone being driven
> nuts by a rattle from their megapriced Italian exotic, only to finally
> have it traced down to a tobacco can with a ball bearing and a note
> inside: "So, you finally found it you rich capitalist pig" after having
> essentially ripped the body apart.

Completely unrelated but my old man used to tell the story of pulling apart
airborne radar systems down in Texas late in WWII. They didn't want guys
doing field repairs on some stuff but the old man dug in anyway. Got pretty
far into one set and found a note that read "if you're in this far you're
----ed". But he got it fixed anyway.

 

On Sun, 25 Feb 2007 10:28:33 -0800, "Carl S"
<carlsaiyed@REMOVE.hotmail.com> wrote:

>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.
>

That's the wallet opening and closing...wrap a rubber band around
it<g>.
--
Old Crow "Yol Bolsun!"
'82 FLTC-P "Miss Pearl"
'74 XLH chopper(gone but not forgotten)
BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, MAMBM


--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

 

On Sun, 25 Feb 2007 10:28:33 -0800, "Carl S"
<carlsaiyed@REMOVE.hotmail.com> wrote:

>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.
>

That's the wallet opening and closing...wrap a rubber band around
it<g>.
--
Old Crow "Yol Bolsun!"
'82 FLTC-P "Miss Pearl"
'74 XLH chopper(gone but not forgotten)
BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, MAMBM


--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com