Road noise from front
34Ford
09-30-2006, 11:08 AM
Why is there so much road noise on these LS's from the front? Is it the nature of the suspension?
And before you go saying its my tires, I noticed this on 3 other LS's I tried out before buying this one. And these are not the only tires I have had on this car and the same thing.
My old Mark VII is so quite.:tongue:
Anyway I thought maybe its the spindle bearings, but crap, I cant figure out hot to get to them.:banghead:
I removed every bolt and still couldn't figure it out unless their non-replaceable.
And before you go saying its my tires, I noticed this on 3 other LS's I tried out before buying this one. And these are not the only tires I have had on this car and the same thing.
My old Mark VII is so quite.:tongue:
Anyway I thought maybe its the spindle bearings, but crap, I cant figure out hot to get to them.:banghead:
I removed every bolt and still couldn't figure it out unless their non-replaceable.
shorod
09-30-2006, 11:18 AM
The front wheel bearings are sealed bearings and get replaced as part of the hub.
Have you had your LS out on a stretch of new pavement to make sure it is not road noise?
As for trying to compare the LS to the Mark VIII, the LS is more of a sport luxury car and may not have as much noise insulation as your Mark VIII (and yes, I realize the Mark VIII is intended to be a sporty car as well).
-Rod
Have you had your LS out on a stretch of new pavement to make sure it is not road noise?
As for trying to compare the LS to the Mark VIII, the LS is more of a sport luxury car and may not have as much noise insulation as your Mark VIII (and yes, I realize the Mark VIII is intended to be a sporty car as well).
-Rod
34Ford
10-01-2006, 10:23 AM
Have you had your LS out on a stretch of new pavement to make sure it is not road noise?
As for trying to compare the LS to the Mark VIII, the LS is more of a sport luxury car and may not have as much noise insulation as your Mark VIII (and yes, I realize the Mark VIII is intended to be a sporty car as well).
-Rod
Uh I didn't say Mark VIII.
And yes, no matter what the road surface it still makes the same noise.
Asphalt or concrete.
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http://webpages.charter.net/fordcoupe/fordcoupe/LINC1.JPG
As for trying to compare the LS to the Mark VIII, the LS is more of a sport luxury car and may not have as much noise insulation as your Mark VIII (and yes, I realize the Mark VIII is intended to be a sporty car as well).
-Rod
Uh I didn't say Mark VIII.
And yes, no matter what the road surface it still makes the same noise.
Asphalt or concrete.
.
http://webpages.charter.net/fordcoupe/fordcoupe/LINC1.JPG
shorod
10-01-2006, 01:55 PM
Mark VII, Mark VIII, what's the difference? :)
Well, if you're sure that it's not tires, and sure it's not road surface, then it may be inherent in the car. Does the noise sound like a bearing noise, or you were just wanting to inspect them just in case?
-Rod
Well, if you're sure that it's not tires, and sure it's not road surface, then it may be inherent in the car. Does the noise sound like a bearing noise, or you were just wanting to inspect them just in case?
-Rod
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