Why are the rear shocks on my minivan making a noise?
The rear shocks on my 2014 non load leveling were replaced under warranty at 35,500 miles for making a constant noise even at low speeds. Best I can remember to describe it is a random cross between a squeak and a thump.
Why do my shocks and struts make noise?
Other suspension and steering components often cause noises that the shocks/struts get blamed for: Ball joints, sway bar bushings & links are common causes. If you can’t find the installation tip you are looking for please just let us know by clicking here.
What happens if you install a shock absorber wrong?
A missing support washer on a suspension strut bearing, for example, can damage the vehicle or the suspension. Shock absorbers include several attachment parts. These have to be installed correctly to ensure the proper function of the shock absorber. Sometimes the wrong items are ordered for a vehicle and then also allocated incorrectly.
What do you call rear suspension clunking noise?
Rear shock replacement detailed on demand video available for here: https://mercedessource.com/store/merc… This is known as the “dead body in the trunk” sound. A number of owner’s have reported this sound particularly on the W211 chassis. Kent explains what he did to fix it in this 2004 E500 sedan.
Why are my rear shocks making a noise?
Our 2015 rear shocks made noise when new. They were replaced at about 1200 miles and they were quiet for a few thousand miles but the noise came back. They were replaced a second time but this only quieted the noise a minimal amount. I think the front struts are also making noise.
What makes a clunking noise after a strut replacement?
Noises After Shock/Strut Replacement: Causes. Internal shock or strut noise is uncommon. The most common cause for clunking noises over bumps is the mounts or attaching parts. Careful inspection is often required to identify the cause. Mountings and bushings can appear to be tight, but move slightly when driving.
Rear shock replacement detailed on demand video available for here: https://mercedessource.com/store/merc… This is known as the “dead body in the trunk” sound. A number of owner’s have reported this sound particularly on the W211 chassis. Kent explains what he did to fix it in this 2004 E500 sedan.
Is there a recall on Chrysler minivan rear shocks?
There may not be a recall, but there is a service bulletin (number 17-003-13) concerning noise at the rear of the vehicle over uneven surfaces at low speed, the fix is to replace the rear shocks. See this thread: Online TSB’s for details on how you can view service bulletins online.