Yet Another F-Sport Springs Question - "Clicking" Noise
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I was fortunate enough to pick up a set of F-Sport Springs... used
I heard about them making "clicking" noises during cornering... and this got me a bit concerned. I know that they are progressive...and I assume that is why they are a bit different from everything else i used in the past.
I was wondering if anyone did anything to eliminate this noise, and if you did...I would like as much info as possible...
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I heard about them making "clicking" noises during cornering... and this got me a bit concerned. I know that they are progressive...and I assume that is why they are a bit different from everything else i used in the past.
I was wondering if anyone did anything to eliminate this noise, and if you did...I would like as much info as possible...
Thanks in advance,
Anton
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If you are talking about the clicking noise from the steering column, I've had that since day the car rolled off the show room without the F sport springs.
If you meant the clunking noise, I forgot they exist till you brought it up lol. I wonder why people want to get rid of that noise, honestly even on my 18", when I hit a pothole hard enough to make the springs clunk, usually I am more worried about how my back hurts and if my wheels got bent.
If you meant the clunking noise, I forgot they exist till you brought it up lol. I wonder why people want to get rid of that noise, honestly even on my 18", when I hit a pothole hard enough to make the springs clunk, usually I am more worried about how my back hurts and if my wheels got bent.
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I have the dealer trying to figure out the cause at the moment. It's really just a nuisance more than anything. I'm thinking it's caused by coil slap to be honest and can probably be remedied via silencers which give the springs a little more cushion when the coils touch. I haven't tried it yet though.
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I have the dealer trying to figure out the cause at the moment. It's really just a nuisance more than anything. I'm thinking it's caused by coil slap to be honest and can probably be remedied via silencers which give the springs a little more cushion when the coils touch. I haven't tried it yet though.
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Am I the only one who remembers Lexus issued a TSIB to fix the problem by replacing the F-sport springs with an updated version?
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...0-14-09-a.html
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...0-14-09-a.html
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If you are talking about the clicking noise from the steering column, I've had that since day the car rolled off the show room without the F sport springs.
If you meant the clunking noise, I forgot they exist till you brought it up lol. I wonder why people want to get rid of that noise, honestly even on my 18", when I hit a pothole hard enough to make the springs clunk, usually I am more worried about how my back hurts and if my wheels got bent.
If you meant the clunking noise, I forgot they exist till you brought it up lol. I wonder why people want to get rid of that noise, honestly even on my 18", when I hit a pothole hard enough to make the springs clunk, usually I am more worried about how my back hurts and if my wheels got bent.
mainly its uneven rounds, but sometimes its not even that bad and i still hear the clunking noise...any way to get rid of this?
when driving out today i heard something from my rear wheel driver side, it sounds like clicking sound, the dealer just changed my rear brake pads
i dont hear the sound when the stop isnt in motion
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