Feb 9, 2011 at 7:09 PM
Knocks are hard to find sometimes. Look for something caught on the edge of a tire, between the wheel and the brake mount, strings caught on the u-joint of the drive shaft, things like that.
I had a 1976 impala wagon that had an annoying knock / tap at about 55-75 MPH. The dealer actually told me to live with it. In 1980, I had some idiot side-swipe me on the driver side rear quarter panel. When we cut off the panel, Chevrolet workers had put 3 nuts on a nylon string and hung it inside the panel. The knock / tap I had was from that. I also found out that I had a wheel that wasn't exactly straight which was causing the slight shake (but not enough to notice) where the nuts tapped on metal. Chevrolet swore that none of their employees would do something like that. SURE!
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1997 Crown Victoria P71 SVT *** ex-US Marshall service (the CAR)
STOCK?? I bet it was modified.
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