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Old 05-12-2009, 12:36 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by ghettosled View Post
sounds like it not the connection between the car and the mount is loose, but rather the strut to the mount. this is something you can check yourself. instead of checking the torque of the three bolts connecting the mount to the car, tighten the center nut that connects to the top of the strut. that has to be very tight.

on a previous car of mine i didnt torque this nut down enough and it made a sound similar to yours. it was tight, but not tight enough.
Were the insulators, the rubber parts between the spring and the shock housing replaced, are they damaged. The upper one is called "upper seat" and the lower one is called the lower insulator. If the rubber is damaged the spring would contact the metal housing and convey road noise to the car body.
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