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Old 04-03-2007, 10:53 PM
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Uhhh something bad is wrong, I need help fast!

hi I got a 97 z24, and I was driving today and all the sudden the front end starts thumping, like as you accelerate it sort of goes away but when you coast it is like thump thump thump thump thump, and so on, and sometimes when you hit the brakes it goes away or goes away partially, it has gotten much worse now, when i stop at a light and start accelerating, a big thump goes, and when i put it in reverse and start going, it sputters i guess to call it, its not the engine, it runs fine at idle, I doubt its the tranny, it was rebuilt in novermber and seesm to be running smoothly, tire pressure is good, I cant figure it out, they car is parked until I get it fixed. Help is GREATLY APPRECIATED, as I need to know what it is, rather than having a mechanic rob me of my money. Thanks in advance tons guys.
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Re: Uhhh something bad is wrong, I need help fast!

Check your boots on your CV shafts for a tear.
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Old 04-04-2007, 12:02 AM
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Re: Uhhh something bad is wrong, I need help fast!

Alright Classic, whereabouts could they be located, and what do they look like, never checked or seen these before, I have some knowledge of cars, but never dealt with this, thanks!
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Re: Uhhh something bad is wrong, I need help fast!

okay I may now sound like an idiot. It was a loose tire. Front left. it was about to fall off.....noticed when i when to loosen the bolts to check CV and brake components on that wheel, noticed they were just hanging on by a thread.....it was my wheel bouncin around....at least its a free fix this time Thumbs up!
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The studs and the holes in the wheels have to be torn up ??
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Re: Uhhh something bad is wrong, I need help fast!

Lugs are just another good excuse to have/use a torque wrench. Too little torque, and what you describe can happen. Too much torque, and rotors, wheels, and hub flanges get warped.
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Re: Uhhh something bad is wrong, I need help fast!

I torqued them the first time to 95 lbs but i didnt lock the wrench and didnt do anything this time i did it right and put them to 100lbs
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