Rear suspension issue...
#1
Rear suspension issue...
I just put on my g35 wheels the other day. After doing all 4, I noticed something weird about the rear passenger side. While the wheel was mounted, i was able to wobble it. I ignored it since it was raining and I kind of forgot about it.
Today, I noticed that my handling feels a little sloppy. It feels like my rear end wants to kick out. This is noticeable at high speeds. I was going 70, and I was changing lanes and it felt weird. After turning the steering wheel to the left to change lanes, I would have to turn it to the right even more to straighten the car out. When I parked my car, I pushed the wheel and the wobble is very noticeable. When I push and try to wobble any of the other wheels, they stay put, but on the rear passenger side, something doesn't seem right. A guy at my job said it could be a wheel bearing--but I take his advice with a grain of salt because he has a riced out zx2 that I smoked one night.
Please help me figure out what needs to be replaced--thanks guys.
Today, I noticed that my handling feels a little sloppy. It feels like my rear end wants to kick out. This is noticeable at high speeds. I was going 70, and I was changing lanes and it felt weird. After turning the steering wheel to the left to change lanes, I would have to turn it to the right even more to straighten the car out. When I parked my car, I pushed the wheel and the wobble is very noticeable. When I push and try to wobble any of the other wheels, they stay put, but on the rear passenger side, something doesn't seem right. A guy at my job said it could be a wheel bearing--but I take his advice with a grain of salt because he has a riced out zx2 that I smoked one night.
Please help me figure out what needs to be replaced--thanks guys.
#3
correct
could i get that on courtesy parts?
which one of these is it?
http://www.courtesyparts.com/kb_sear....php?keywords=[43202]+\(A32B&cPath=1783_1784_1873_1876
thanks!
could i get that on courtesy parts?
which one of these is it?
http://www.courtesyparts.com/kb_sear....php?keywords=[43202]+\(A32B&cPath=1783_1784_1873_1876
thanks!
#6
Non ABS:
43200-0L700, $138.18 each at Courtesy
ABS:
43200-1L000, $138.18 each at Courtesy
Call up Dave B, he'll probably have lower prices.
43200-0L700, $138.18 each at Courtesy
ABS:
43200-1L000, $138.18 each at Courtesy
Call up Dave B, he'll probably have lower prices.
#7
Non ABS:
43200-0L700, $138.18 each at Courtesy
ABS:
43200-1L000, $138.18 each at Courtesy
Call up Dave B, he'll probably have lower prices.
43200-0L700, $138.18 each at Courtesy
ABS:
43200-1L000, $138.18 each at Courtesy
Call up Dave B, he'll probably have lower prices.
is it unsafe to drive with this problem? i was planning on taking a 99 mile drive on Sunday to NY. out of the 99 miles, about 85 of it is on i-78
#8
One easy thing to check though, take off the wheel and the dust cap and make sure the wheel bearing nut is still tight, should be 137-188 ft/lbs.
It shouldn't be backed off any appreciable amount, since there should be a cotter pin there.
#9
If it's got a noticeable wobble even with the car on the ground, I wouldn't.
One easy thing to check though, take off the wheel and the dust cap and make sure the wheel bearing nut is still tight, should be 137-188 ft/lbs.
It shouldn't be backed off any appreciable amount, since there should be a cotter pin there.
One easy thing to check though, take off the wheel and the dust cap and make sure the wheel bearing nut is still tight, should be 137-188 ft/lbs.
It shouldn't be backed off any appreciable amount, since there should be a cotter pin there.
#10
i dented around the dust cap with the hammer because i couldn't fit the center cap on my new g35 wheels. a couple other members had done this, which is why i did it. could that be the reason for my problem? and how do i remove the dust cap? do i pry it off with a flat screwdriver?
No, clearancing it in wouldn't cause this.
#14
hey pmohr, thanks for all of your help so far. with your help, i was able to diagnose the problem and also buy the right part!
i called up my nissan dealer and its cheaper to buy it from courtesy. i need it before this friday so i'll just get it from courtesy. when i was speaking to the parts guy, he said i also HAVE to get a new dust cap assembly. is this true? it wouldn't be a killer since its about 8 bucks on courtesy. would you mind getting me the link for that? i would hate to buy the wrong one.
i called up my nissan dealer and its cheaper to buy it from courtesy. i need it before this friday so i'll just get it from courtesy. when i was speaking to the parts guy, he said i also HAVE to get a new dust cap assembly. is this true? it wouldn't be a killer since its about 8 bucks on courtesy. would you mind getting me the link for that? i would hate to buy the wrong one.
#15
hey pmohr, thanks for all of your help so far. with your help, i was able to diagnose the problem and also buy the right part!
i called up my nissan dealer and its cheaper to buy it from courtesy. i need it before this friday so i'll just get it from courtesy. when i was speaking to the parts guy, he said i also HAVE to get a new dust cap assembly. is this true? it wouldn't be a killer since its about 8 bucks on courtesy. would you mind getting me the link for that? i would hate to buy the wrong one.
i called up my nissan dealer and its cheaper to buy it from courtesy. i need it before this friday so i'll just get it from courtesy. when i was speaking to the parts guy, he said i also HAVE to get a new dust cap assembly. is this true? it wouldn't be a killer since its about 8 bucks on courtesy. would you mind getting me the link for that? i would hate to buy the wrong one.
43234-31U00, $7.27 each at Courtesy
Dave B will probably be cheaper and quicker to ship, FWIW.
#16
43234-31U00, $7.27 each at Courtesy
#17
They're probably near identical, but who knows.
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