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cracking sound in R32 when reverse/brake

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Bazelinez

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Hey guys,

niggling little problem on my R32 Gts-t. When I reverse and put the brakes on you hear a metallic clanking sorta click that comes from the front of the car..

You can also sometimes hear a slight creak/click on first take off.

I guess this is a bush/bushes that need replacing. Anyone know which one? How much are the bushes on a R32 to replace?

cheers!

Paradizzle Grand Master

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I once had the same problem, not on a skyline though, but my problem was from hitting the kurb on front left. The bolt on my lower control arm was loose causing it to move around and crunch especially when reversing and turning the wheel. Mayb check your bolts aswell?? Just an idea.

Good luck,

Paradizzle.

FATAZZ Grand Master

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bit off the mark,but does anyone elses r32 gtst make a truck beeping noise in reverse?

mines auto by the way,n how can i make it a louder beeping noise so people outside can hear? that would be kool:)

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bit off the mark,but does anyone elses r32 gtst make a truck beeping noise in reverse?

mines auto by the way,n how can i make it a louder beeping noise so people outside can hear? that would be kool:)

A) start your own thread!

B) Its a silver box up under your dash. rip it out or cut the wires. Why would you want other people to hear it? it sounds shit and its not a truck....

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