Helpful hint #4 stop noise on steering stop
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Helpful hint #4 stop noise on steering stop
Was rebuilding brakes last weekend and got to thinking about the steering stop thats behind each A arm.
We all know how they make that loud creeking noise because the plastic cap has worn.
So I took an old spark plug boot and cut the end off leaving a tube.
Then cut a square from a shop rage filled it with grease then pushed spark plug tube over it and around the stop post.
So far it held with no noise, Just thought I'd pass this idea on
We all know how they make that loud creeking noise because the plastic cap has worn.
So I took an old spark plug boot and cut the end off leaving a tube.
Then cut a square from a shop rage filled it with grease then pushed spark plug tube over it and around the stop post.
So far it held with no noise, Just thought I'd pass this idea on
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Easiest thing to do is to just lay a small bead of grease on the arc where the steering stop hits. Dont ever repalce the caps, waste of $$$ and they wil wear off or tear off.
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Excellent idea! I've been wondering what that noise was and now I know how to fix it too!
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I simply removed mine and rotated it until there was plastic coverage. Of coarse this is not a permanent solution (like all others) but the next time I go to the junk yard I just pocket the worn caps from donors.
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