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Originally Posted by wbain5280
Be careful how you install them. Look at the link:
http://mb.braingears.com/126_DISC1/program/Chassis/33-615.pdf
and notice how the plastic hammer is used to install them. I used a 22mm open ended wrench on it's side and beat on that with a plastic hammer. Don't use a shop press to install them or in a year, you'll do it again. AMHIK.
If it's still popping, you need to check all things mechanical that move. Sound travels well through the steel chassis.
You might look at the u-joints, flex discs and center bearing, all drive shaft related. |
well i dont own a press nor do i know anyone that does so i used a deadblow hammer. thank you people who have tried to help. i appreciate it. im still kinda leanin towards the lca bushings, it doesnt make one solid pop like a guide rod mount does. it makes several when backing out of a parking space then several when pulling forward after reversing.i had the same problem on my old car even after i did the guide rod mounts, but i figured it would go away after i did the ball joints and all that stuff.