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Sqeaky Squawking Rear Suspension - prunty - 29-07-2016
Hi yea, I've a 2011 old shape Berlingo with approximately 100k on it and the sqeaking and squawking out of the rear suspension is horrendous. Seriously you have to bearly look at the van for it to make noise, the slightest bit of movement creates a racket. So I was just wondering where to start with this issue.
RE: Sqeaky Squawking Rear Suspension - Johny555 - 29-07-2016
Mine did that turns out to needing new axle
RE: Sqeaky Squawking Rear Suspension - prunty - 29-07-2016
Wow, how do I tell if that's what I need. I thought maybe the shocks where the culprit???
RE: Sqeaky Squawking Rear Suspension - Johny555 - 29-07-2016
Look at the back wheels ,see if they are leaning in at the top,, something like this /-----\
RE: Sqeaky Squawking Rear Suspension - prunty - 29-07-2016
Yea there is a bit of that going on alright. Is there anyting that can be done to repair the situation or is a new axel the only option??
RE: Sqeaky Squawking Rear Suspension - prunty - 29-07-2016
What happens if I continue as is for a bit, does the wheels fall off?? ??
RE: Sqeaky Squawking Rear Suspension - Johny555 - 29-07-2016
Think you will b OK for a while,but I got a recon axle from imaxles,£300 deliverd,,,theres a post on here on how to check you axle,just seen it now
RE: Sqeaky Squawking Rear Suspension - broadpete - 10-09-2016
Mine is making similar noises, but has only 40k on the clock. Mine sounds much more to me as if it's interior trim (at best), and shocks (at worse). My noise is only evident on bumps (even the slightest) but is silent when running on a smooth road.
Any thoughts if I'm being optimistic?
RE: Sqeaky Squawking Rear Suspension - ffrenchie - 11-09-2016
More likely to be dampers at 5 years old unless it's had a really rough time. Have you had a look underneath ? Wheels do lean in a bit at the top that's how they are set. Unless they are ridiculously angled you don't need to worry, when the wheel top nearly touches the inner arch you really have problems. Here's Rustcrats old thread on what to look for.
RE: Sqeaky Squawking Rear Suspension - Johny555 - 12-09-2016
Or just chop your thumb off and jam it in their,lol