Frame popping noise
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Frame popping noise
I have a 95 F250 long bed, extended cab. When the truck has a twist to it, it pops real bad and loud. Almost sounds like the rear end is coming through the cab.
The way I can reproduce this is like this:
While slowing to make a right turn, which is on a slight incline, I turn and proceed up that incline with the brake applied it POPS or Clunks real loud. It doesn't matter if the brake is on or not. If I go real slow it will not pop/clunk. But if I'm going about 10 MPH, CLUNK it goes.
Anybody ever have a clunck like this?
Jim
The way I can reproduce this is like this:
While slowing to make a right turn, which is on a slight incline, I turn and proceed up that incline with the brake applied it POPS or Clunks real loud. It doesn't matter if the brake is on or not. If I go real slow it will not pop/clunk. But if I'm going about 10 MPH, CLUNK it goes.
Anybody ever have a clunck like this?
Jim
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if you would have read back about this.
Its something that isn't a problem. Its just rivets poping.
They can be replaced with bolt's and nuts.
Look back in the forums for old posts on this.
nothing bad is going to happen from the popping.
ANd the replaceing of the rivits is not nessary, unless you want to get rid of the popping.
if you would have read back about this.
Its something that isn't a problem. Its just rivets poping.
They can be replaced with bolt's and nuts.
Look back in the forums for old posts on this.
nothing bad is going to happen from the popping.
ANd the replaceing of the rivits is not nessary, unless you want to get rid of the popping.
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I had the exact same problem on my '88 F350 Dually Crew Cab and the dealer fixed it by putting some kind of strip between the transmission and crossmember. Stopped the popping immediately. The transmission still moves as it should to keep from breaking the case, but you can't hear it anymore because it slides easily and quietly. This was done at about 15,000 miles and 100,000 miles later it's still quiet.
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