Is it possible?
Just wondered if it's possible to remove the rear ARB and still drive the car without any problems ?
My reason for this question is, I've got a really annoying squeak coming from the rear and I believe the ARB to be the cause and wanted to remove it just to see if I'm right and see if the noise goes. Any input would be appreciated Matt |
You can definitely drive without it, but don't give it too much welly!
If you're just testing for the noise it should be apparent quite quickly, so you won't need to go far. |
Grease up your ARB bushes.
If it's a whiteline they may be dry and squeaky. |
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I use a white lithium grease on my bushes ;)
See below for a useful article on this: http://www.suspensionconnection.com/...thane-bushing/ |
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My whitelines needed a grease about once every year to 18 months. Not many miles covered in that period either.
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Nothing worse than a dry bush huh Scott? |
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As an aside, I think "Steve" is called Nick. ;) |
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I get the impression the polybushes prefer to be in use. Certain with the FSTi, mine make less noise now that I do c13k miles a year than they did when I did c4k miles. |
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Oh and thanks for pointing out my mistake, it's now been corrected. Sorry Nick. |
To be fair, if you're not sure on someone's name on here, calling them Steve is normally a safe bet - there's just a few of us :D
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It's definitely a good technique for meets. Approach a group and say "hello Steve"... chances are someone will respond and you've broken the ice! |
I've been called worse!
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