soop
Registered User
Hey Guys,
I'm a bit worried. A couple of days ago, I turned a right corner on a residential street normally. After the corner and give it a bit of throttle, it seemed to slip slightly twice, then something knocked in the drive train.
Then again on a right turn heading to work, I decelerated, and as I was turning the corner, I hear a sound like metal cogs slipping over metal for about 2 seconds. It just stopped after that and the rest of the turns were fine.
I just bought the thing over a month ago and haven't had it on a hoist yet. I've had a rattle from the cat heat shield at low RPMs but thats it.
The calipers and rotors were all redone before I bought it and it looks like the bearing were done as well. The nuts on the spindles look new. I've had the wheels off to change over to my winters and things look good in there. It has 120,000 miles on it.
Is there something that I can check out? I know that I really need to get the thing on a hoist and have the drivetrain checked.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Brad
I'm a bit worried. A couple of days ago, I turned a right corner on a residential street normally. After the corner and give it a bit of throttle, it seemed to slip slightly twice, then something knocked in the drive train.
Then again on a right turn heading to work, I decelerated, and as I was turning the corner, I hear a sound like metal cogs slipping over metal for about 2 seconds. It just stopped after that and the rest of the turns were fine.
I just bought the thing over a month ago and haven't had it on a hoist yet. I've had a rattle from the cat heat shield at low RPMs but thats it.
The calipers and rotors were all redone before I bought it and it looks like the bearing were done as well. The nuts on the spindles look new. I've had the wheels off to change over to my winters and things look good in there. It has 120,000 miles on it.
Is there something that I can check out? I know that I really need to get the thing on a hoist and have the drivetrain checked.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Brad