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    So I don't really know how long this has been going on but it has become very noticeable in the past week or so...

    I have noticed that when I go over any bump big or small the is a rubbing noise coming from my front right side. I put it in the garage when i got home a couple nights ago and popped the hood. I pushed down right above the wheel well and sure enough I heard the sound.

    There is still also a bit of a wobble at high speeds (100-120km/h) don't know if this is the same problem or not.

    I have a set of FK Silverlines if that makes a difference?

    Any advice or suggestions?

  • #2
    Re: Rubbing Noise

    not sure what kind of rubbing noise but did you change ur bushings when u changed ur suspension?
    Originally posted by RedMile
    Don't bug the receiver though, he's far to busy to help you out.
    Originally posted by Smarty39
    haha, thanks man...I take it you're the receiver lol?

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    • #3
      Re: Rubbing Noise

      were the coilover just installed? or bought them with the car? Do you know if their were new Strut Mounts when they were installed..that would be my guess to the noise
      James
      mk4 wagon

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      • #4
        Re: Rubbing Noise

        strut mounts or sway bar bushings and links, like they said above. Drive slow, then quickly sway wheel left to right, around 20 kph or so, you should hear the sway bar jumpin around if the bushings and links are your problem
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        • #5
          Re: Rubbing Noise

          Originally posted by Volkstech01 View Post
          strut mounts or sway bar bushings and links, like they said above. Drive slow, then quickly sway wheel left to right, around 20 kph or so, you should hear the sway bar jumpin around if the bushings and links are your problem
          Another good way to determine if the sway bar is making the noise is to disconnect it at the links. Remove the links so they don't rub, and do the 20 km/h test again. If the sound disappears, then change your sway bar bushings. Its a pain to change but is doable on the driveway. A hoist would be best though.
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          • #6
            Re: Rubbing Noise

            awesome thanks a lot.

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