Put the top up and close the windows, you may be able to hear the noise
better. I keep the top down to avoid this!
Here's a new one for me I experienced last fall... 74 Spitfire.
Last year on my last run of the summer (as it turned out) I noticed a
rotational clicking from the rear, similar to a
Well, start by removing ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING from the
trunk and seeing if the noise changes.
Then drive around with a small kid in the trunk, and
ask them if they can hear it. :-)
But seriously, after you clean out the trunk, you will
have done half the work of removing the gas tank cover
Check that all the lug nuts on your rear wheels are tight. Please don't ask
why I'm suggesting that (head downcast).
Nick Moseley
Near Vancouver B.C.
76-81 Spits
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Jim Muller
Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2007
On 25 Sep 2007 at 20:36, Nick Moseley wrote:
Check that all the lug nuts on your rear wheels are tight.
Good thought. I shook the wheels right away but didn't put a wrench
on the lug nuts.
Please don't ask
why I'm suggesting that (head downcast).
I won't ask.
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Jim Muller
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