QUOTE(aredill @ Mar 24 2015, 04:04 PM)
Need advise by
nestum or anybody know about "klekuk..kleguk" issue on front tyre.
Usually when goin up speedbump or on uneven road.
QUOTE(aredill @ Mar 24 2015, 04:15 PM)
Not sure...like from both sides.
During hard acc, no such sounds. Goin slow over the speedbump usually can detect the sound.
Mau lagi obvious, naik speedbump yg haluusss tu. Naik senget...lagi dengar dat sound

QUOTE(tysmiracle @ Mar 24 2015, 07:18 PM)
I got the same problem, I go back SC Every single time during service, I ask them check. Every single time without fail they will tell me they can't find anything. Then I suspect is driveshaft or bearing sound, they checked already. But they still say nth that they can see got problem. BUT STILL the sound is always there, feel like the steering is tearing apart "longgar" sound. And I give up, coz I poorfag too no money to keep on checking outside. T.T
Flashback on previous matter. Info for
tysmiracle too.
Problem detected came from
bush stabilizer link for my case la.
Costs: Not sure, but likely under/nearly hundred rm for both sides. Cukurr gaga part still cheap.
No alignment needed afterwards.
QUOTE(davidke20 @ Mar 26 2015, 09:59 AM)
If you have 1 washer | like this. From left to right is exactly 1mm thickness. You get 1mm spacing if you slot this piece of | washer anywhere. But, if you have || 2 pieces of washer stack together. What happened in between the || ? There will be edges that cut hand, bits and lumps, worm holes, sinking paths or uneven surface. 1mm washer + 1mm washer is not neccessarily 2mm. Sometimes can be 3mm due to whatever debris stuck between the 2 washers.
My experience is, after slot in multiple pieces of washers at the rear(more than 3 pieces at 1 side), the camber reading on the repair day was already close to -0.05. Very acceptable considering our stock setup is already -0.50 on each side. The trouble is, after driving sometime, the "something" in between the washer start to compress due to vehicle weight, road condition, lateral forces when cornering, had pressed the washers together. The gap between washers has been tighten. Hence, when I went back to shop and recalibrate my alignment, the reading shows my camber are off again. So I'll have to do the rear camber again, until the washers are fully settled then the rear camber will last a very long time.
Hope this explains it well.

well explained.
The washers sure cheap kaw-kaw. Most costs probably goes to labor & machines they use.
Thanks again
davidke20