Hooray for repairs!

Started by grinders_18, March 30, 2006, 04:42:13 PM

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grinders_18

Ok, so since I've gotten my TGP I've heard an increasingly loud thunking and at some speeds, my front end shakes...so I take her to the shop. Well, while there, we find out that my rack was loose. So we tighten it up and....argghhh... Long story short: Rack needs to be replaced. With the labor, parts, supplies, and new tie rods, it'll be $700.

I was just curious if anyone else has had this problem? Anything I can do in the future to prevent this? Thanks alot!

Double K.

This radio station was renamed Krenzy in honor of the last American hero to whom speed means freedom of the soul. The question is not when he's gonna stop, but who is gonna stop him.

Shifter23

Eek my 90 does that!?!? :icon_eek:





1989 TGP Black
1990 TGP Red
1990 TSTE White
1993 Cutlass Supreme Convert.
1970 Eldorado
1958 Coupe DrVille
1989 Allante'
And too many Caddy projects lol
1989 TGP X4 1990 TGP X5 1990 TSTE Maroon X2
1991 GTP 5-speed
1979, 80 Celica Supras
Toronado Trofeos, Reattas, Allantes oh my!
1970 Eldorado
1960 Imperial Crown Sedan
1991 Ford Festiva L (63 H.P. of raging fury being driven with the passion of a Ferrari F1 car!)

grinders_18

Shit that was when I first bought the car. That was replaced immediately. Clunking stopped after the rack was replaced, upper and lower engine mounts were replaced, tranny mount was replaced, modulator valve was installed........and new tranny lol.

This radio station was renamed Krenzy in honor of the last American hero to whom speed means freedom of the soul. The question is not when he's gonna stop, but who is gonna stop him.

Shifter23

Well i guess good i have a different vehicle so i don't kill this one and at least fix it right.
1989 TGP X4 1990 TGP X5 1990 TSTE Maroon X2
1991 GTP 5-speed
1979, 80 Celica Supras
Toronado Trofeos, Reattas, Allantes oh my!
1970 Eldorado
1960 Imperial Crown Sedan
1991 Ford Festiva L (63 H.P. of raging fury being driven with the passion of a Ferrari F1 car!)

grinders_18

If your car has the shuddering problems at various speeds, and clunks, they may be two seperate problems, also. Shuddering may just be tie rods, or tires out of balance, or just bad tires. Clunking could be mounts. If you plan to keep these cars, do yourself a favor and get them changed. Saves you headaches.

This radio station was renamed Krenzy in honor of the last American hero to whom speed means freedom of the soul. The question is not when he's gonna stop, but who is gonna stop him.