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hey guys,
i have latley realised that when i take off and slow down to neally a stop i get a clunk noise from what i think is the diff its not loud but i can feel/hear it and i would like to know if this is normal in the commodores?
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more than likely a driveshaft
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does this just happen from wear and tear or?
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could possibly the rubber mounting point for the diff
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peter your a dud....geuss who it is?
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definately wont be the rubber coupler, how low is the car?
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who is it lol??
its at Original hight atm, i dunno what it is, dad recons its normal but i dunno!
---------- Post added 07-07-10 at 18:40 ----------
Its jason lol!
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ass ends in them are clunky
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It's normal for VZ's to do that. Mine does that to. Sometimes it clunks, other times it doesn't. Usually happens when you slowly come up to a set of lights or accelerate from a slow pace.
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11-07-10, 10:49 GMT+10#10 yeah thats when it does it, got it checked by a mate of ours and he recons its normal as well
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12-07-10, 11:42 GMT+10#11 its normal but not good i think. used to happen to mine at rolling pace either forward or reverse.
few mechanics said it was the stress from lowering it too much.
changed the diff oil and made it worse.
got a new oil and no noise now what so ever.
so try an oil change and hopefully it fixes your problem.
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