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Northernremedy



Member Since: 18 Aug 2014
Location: Yorkshire
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United Kingdom 2004 Defender 110 Td5 CSW Aintree Green
A Squeak and a Clank!
Hello!

When warm (i.e. been driving a bit) I've got a squeaky groan as you enter left handers and a metallic clank under braking as you come to a stop, sounds like it's from the back left corner, any cunning ideas?
Post #407797 15th Mar 2015 4:41pm
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martinfiattech



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My self I would jack up the back end. Check for play in any suspension joints, prop uj`s and wheel bearings. ( make sure any and all bearings are running true and not over heated).
Drop the wheels off check the brakes are ok, not seized etc. Excuse the spelling I`am better with spanners and wires.
Post #407919 15th Mar 2015 10:19pm
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kipperthedog



Member Since: 27 Jun 2013
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Face it dude you are just getting old.....

The squeaky groan Is an involuntary utterance,. You may find self also going "ooooooffffffffffffffffff" when standing up or sitting down. If it only happens when you are warm take your coat off before you set off.

The clank is the sound of the unsecured Zimmer frame rearranging itself in the back of your truck. A good Overland equipper should be able to sort you out with a cunning arrangement to keep is in one place.

Don't worry about either......but be very, very concerned if you find yourself ordering "comfy trousers" with an elasticated waist band from an advert in the Sunday colour supplement (actually just be concerned if you are reading the Sunday colour supplement!)

A pleasure to help as ever Very Happy .
Post #408235 16th Mar 2015 8:14pm
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Northernremedy



Member Since: 18 Aug 2014
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United Kingdom 2004 Defender 110 Td5 CSW Aintree Green
Hahaha. youve hit the nail on the head! I forgot about my knees Smile

Cheers I will whip the wheels off and get my hammer out.
Post #408238 16th Mar 2015 8:16pm
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shaggydog



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I thought it was twist and shout? Whistle

On a side note, have a check of your A frame joint and radius arms Thumbs Up Running Restoration Thread http://www.defender2.net/forum/post323197.html#323197

Self confessed mileage hunter Very Happy
Post #408243 16th Mar 2015 8:26pm
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Northernremedy



Member Since: 18 Aug 2014
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United Kingdom 2004 Defender 110 Td5 CSW Aintree Green
Maybe a grunt and a wheez!!

Cheers will check that
Post #408247 16th Mar 2015 8:31pm
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martinfiattech



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OOhhhh.

At what age does this creak start to happen. I`ve just started to make a happy kind of groan when I sit down of an evening.

I`am a little worried. Excuse the spelling I`am better with spanners and wires.
Post #408338 17th Mar 2015 9:30am
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NickH



Member Since: 01 Nov 2014
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England 2003 Defender 90 Td5 PU Rimini Red
As soon as I went 40 last year the noises started,

Whenever I bend down or stand up an involuntary "aahhh" or "ooofff" comes out of my mouth.

Must be gettin old, need to get a twenty something dolly bird to keep me young Laughing 2003 Td5 90
2013 sport hse
2012 700 raptor quad
2012 siromer 4x4 tractor
Post #408400 17th Mar 2015 2:43pm
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