addco sway bar
02-17-2002, 08:12 AM
#1
addco sway bar
I have a 00 max with addco sway bar and whenever I have 1 or more people in the back it tends to make a bottoming out noise when going over bumps. I have been told that is normal, but I don't think so. Does anyone have any insight?????
02-17-2002, 09:42 AM
#3
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Re: addco sway bar
Originally posted by maxman00
I have a 00 max with addco sway bar and whenever I have 1 or more people in the back it tends to make a bottoming out noise when going over bumps. I have been told that is normal, but I don't think so. Does anyone have any insight?????
I have a 00 max with addco sway bar and whenever I have 1 or more people in the back it tends to make a bottoming out noise when going over bumps. I have been told that is normal, but I don't think so. Does anyone have any insight?????
02-17-2002, 02:04 PM
#5
Re: Re: addco sway bar
Originally posted by Greg's2kGLE
It could be the bushings...I hear that sound sometimes too.
It could be the bushings...I hear that sound sometimes too.
Don't want to take it off, but I can't deal with it doing that all the time!
02-17-2002, 03:01 PM
#6
Check your rear facing edge of the flat bracket...if it is scored from impacts...then
Try this, it fixed Bernie's on his 2000 GXE.
Look at the mounting bracket for the right side on the cross member. Depending on where the bracket is, you may be touching the lowest portion of the rear suspension closest to the corner bend of the bar...4th genners dont have this problem as much but you will see sliding it three inches to the left when looking at it from the rear will put in in a spot with more clearance.
Happy Motoring!
Try this, it fixed Bernie's on his 2000 GXE.
Look at the mounting bracket for the right side on the cross member. Depending on where the bracket is, you may be touching the lowest portion of the rear suspension closest to the corner bend of the bar...4th genners dont have this problem as much but you will see sliding it three inches to the left when looking at it from the rear will put in in a spot with more clearance.
Happy Motoring!
02-17-2002, 03:46 PM
#7
Originally posted by WizzaMax
Check your rear facing edge of the flat bracket...if it is scored from impacts...then
Try this, it fixed Bernie's on his 2000 GXE.
Look at the mounting bracket for the right side on the cross member. Depending on where the bracket is, you may be touching the lowest portion of the rear suspension closest to the corner bend of the bar...4th genners dont have this problem as much but you will see sliding it three inches to the left when looking at it from the rear will put in in a spot with more clearance.
Happy Motoring!
Check your rear facing edge of the flat bracket...if it is scored from impacts...then
Try this, it fixed Bernie's on his 2000 GXE.
Look at the mounting bracket for the right side on the cross member. Depending on where the bracket is, you may be touching the lowest portion of the rear suspension closest to the corner bend of the bar...4th genners dont have this problem as much but you will see sliding it three inches to the left when looking at it from the rear will put in in a spot with more clearance.
Happy Motoring!
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