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CRIPES !!! but it's frustrating.

My '74 260 Z has developed a bumping, thumping noise which appears to be in the area of the rear right suspension.

I've pushed, pulled, twisted and shoved at everything I can lay hands on.

My mechanic had the car up on the hoist today after I'd driven him around, trying to pin point the noise and he couldn't locate the problem either.

Any suggestions ??????

Rick.

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this past summer. Is it in the shock area? Do you hear it when you go over any slight bump? It might be the same problem i had: a loose gland nut on your strut. Remedy: Jack up the car ever so slightly until the tire is just off the ground. then look through the spring and you should see where the gland nut screws into the housing. you will prob have to lift up the strut boot. Get Channel Lock pliers and grab the nut, it'll be hard to do and you may have to adjust the jack to get to it. turn and tighten as much as you can and you should be good to go.

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cnixgo,

Thanks for that mate.

I recently had all the shock absorbers replaced so there's a good chance you might be right.

I've printed out your suggestion and will take it to my mechanic on Thursday.

OH, Tanny, Tanny, Tanny.

ROFLLOLROFLLOL

I should have known that you would come up with such a logical answer to my problem.

Thanks mate.

Rick.

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  • 3 weeks later...

ROFL ROFL ROFL

G'Day Gav,

Nice try mate but I had "Precious" into Pedders suspension just twelve months ago and had all bushings etc. replaced.

Brakes are fine.

No, Hauserdaddy,

It ain't the U Joints mate.

Keep the ideas flowing you blokes, I need all thehelp I can get.

Rick.

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