Bluddie rattle

briggie · 22-06-2010, 18:28

this pigging tinny rattle is getting on my tits ,some days it doesnt make the noise , but most days it does ..... and its getting worse ( and louder ) ....it seems to get worse the more i use it..... ie on a long run...... and heres the strange thing ..... it seems to get worse when i turn right .... its not a clunking noise , its a very tinny type rattle , it seems to be coming from the rear brakes , or the exhaust , but my buddy crawled under to check the exhaust and he said it was nice and tight ..... im not sure it is the arb drop links because its not a clunking noise .....but the brakes seem ok and stop in a straight line , and the handbrake seems ok and holds uphill.....THIS RATTLE IS REALLY GETTING ON MY TITS ..... help ? any ideas ?

regards pete

waiting for the men in white coats

larson · 22-06-2010, 19:33

this wont help briggie but......i find most old motors have a rattle of sorts.

larson

patbhoy · 22-06-2010, 19:38

Exhaust heatshield perhaps

clivvy · 22-06-2010, 20:10

sound travels funny. its somert else Pete, maybe not even at the back. maybe not even under the car.

briggie · 22-06-2010, 20:16

this rattle is heard loudly outside the car, and is very embarrasing , in my opinion ( i know nothing lol ) it seems to be coming from the rear brakes , but im not 100% sure, trouble is if i take it to the garage ( gotta find a good one round here first lol ) and they take the brake drums off and everything collapses as ive been warned .....krap fit ( and i guess other garages too ) cant order the brake shoes / pads etc because when they enter the reg number it doesnt come up as a terrano or maverick , EVEN THO ITS THE SAME BLUDDIE VEHICLE , krap fit also mentioned something about a fitting kit which includes springs etc , because he thought it was a spring in the brake drum that was loose.... but im not sure cos my brakes work ok , but he said 70% of your braking is done by the front , so you may not notice ..... is that borrox ?

extreme-4x4 · 22-06-2010, 20:26

its not borrax pete . you only get a little rear breaking.

but it could be anything from number plate rattle to exhaust. just enjoy it i doubt anything is wrong

they just rattle some cars do

milners do pads and shoes for the misteral . and they are different to the t2 so caution

rustic · 22-06-2010, 20:33

Hi Briggie,
To remove the rear drums you MUST slacken the handbrake adjuster, which on a manual is under the handbrake, so you have to remove the handbrake squab.. Then use a couple of 8 mm bolts to ease the drum off, tapping the drum with a soft faced mallet as you go, then the brake shoes should remain in place.

I had a high pitched rattle, it was on the exhaust clamp that attaches to the gearbox. The fixing bolt comes loose, a member suggested putting an extra lock nut on, and it has never rattled again.

I hate rattles and squeeks, many years ago (13+) the suspension had a squeek, so I waxoyled every joint and bolt, and it has never rattled since, and is still on all the original bushes. ( except for Front ARB drop links).

Hope this helps.
Rustic

briggie · 22-06-2010, 21:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by rustic

Hi Briggie,
To remove the rear drums you MUST slacken the handbrake adjuster, which on a manual is under the handbrake, so you have to remove the handbrake squab.. Then use a couple of 8 mm bolts to ease the drum off, tapping the drum with a soft faced mallet as you go, then the brake shoes should remain in place.

I had a high pitched rattle, it was on the exhaust clamp that attaches to the gearbox. The fixing bolt comes loose, a member suggested putting an extra lock nut on, and it has never rattled again.

I hate rattles and squeeks, many years ago (13+) the suspension had a squeek, so I waxoyled every joint and bolt, and it has never rattled since, and is still on all the original bushes. ( except for Front ARB drop links).

Hope this helps.
Rustic

its a auto rustic .... but i spose that doesnt make any difference , .... whats this about a fitting kit ? ..... if i order the bits from milners do you think krap fit will fit them ? ..... my logic is if i replace them it cant do any harm , and it eliminates one possible cause .

confused and almost mad in brighouse

clivvy · 22-06-2010, 21:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by briggie

its a auto rustic .... but i spose that doesnt make any difference , .... whats this about a fitting kit ? ..... if i order the bits from milners do you think krap fit will fit them ? ..... my logic is if i replace them it cant do any harm , and it eliminates one possible cause .

confused and almost mad in brighouse

i doubt they will fit pete, unless they are friendly, the thing these days is they dont want people blaming them for ill fitting aftermarket parts lol. on my mazda, with calipers, i had a rattle that was simply the anti rattle clips-worn, fitted new ones and hey presto fixed. not sure how similar it is on drums...

briggie · 23-06-2010, 17:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by patbhoy

Exhaust heatshield perhaps

my friend and neighbour chris said it sounded like something to do with the exhaust .... hmmmm

clivvy · 23-06-2010, 19:05

i just had a thought....COULD it be the catalytic converter? I assume these cars have them??o ram i wrong? its just that if the cats screwed inside, thatll rattle, especially when hot?

anyhoo, Pete, we shall get to the bottom of it Friday afternoon.

briggie · 23-06-2010, 19:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by clivvy

i just had a thought....COULD it be the catalytic converter? I assume these cars have them??o ram i wrong? its just that if the cats screwed inside, thatll rattle, especially when hot?

anyhoo, Pete, we shall get to the bottom of it Friday afternoon.

dont fink it has a cat .... im sure id find a pussy

clivvy · 23-06-2010, 19:11

tut, typical of you to lower the tone

briggie · 23-06-2010, 21:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by clivvy

i just had a thought....COULD it be the catalytic converter? I assume these cars have them??o ram i wrong? its just that if the cats screwed inside, thatll rattle, especially when hot?

anyhoo, Pete, we shall get to the bottom of it Friday afternoon.

just had a look in the manual ....... the td27ti has a cat .... but mine isnt the td27ti .... or is it ?

clivvy · 23-06-2010, 21:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by briggie

just had a look in the manual ....... the td27ti has a cat .... but mine isnt the td27ti .... or is it ?

no, its a TD.

22-06-2010, 18:28	#1
briggie Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: peoples democratic republic of west yorkshire Vehicle: " alice " Posts: 10,473	Bluddie rattle this pigging tinny rattle is getting on my tits ,some days it doesnt make the noise , but most days it does ..... and its getting worse ( and louder ) ....it seems to get worse the more i use it..... ie on a long run...... and heres the strange thing ..... it seems to get worse when i turn right .... its not a clunking noise , its a very tinny type rattle , it seems to be coming from the rear brakes , or the exhaust , but my buddy crawled under to check the exhaust and he said it was nice and tight ..... im not sure it is the arb drop links because its not a clunking noise .....but the brakes seem ok and stop in a straight line , and the handbrake seems ok and holds uphill.....THIS RATTLE IS REALLY GETTING ON MY TITS ..... help ? any ideas ? regards pete waiting for the men in white coats

22-06-2010, 20:33	#7
rustic Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Staffordshire Vehicle: Maverick Mk I 2.7 TD LWB Posts: 7,825	Hi Briggie, To remove the rear drums you MUST slacken the handbrake adjuster, which on a manual is under the handbrake, so you have to remove the handbrake squab.. Then use a couple of 8 mm bolts to ease the drum off, tapping the drum with a soft faced mallet as you go, then the brake shoes should remain in place. I had a high pitched rattle, it was on the exhaust clamp that attaches to the gearbox. The fixing bolt comes loose, a member suggested putting an extra lock nut on, and it has never rattled again. I hate rattles and squeeks, many years ago (13+) the suspension had a squeek, so I waxoyled every joint and bolt, and it has never rattled since, and is still on all the original bushes. ( except for Front ARB drop links). Hope this helps. Rustic __________________ Ford Maverick GLX 1995 2.7TD LWB in illusion silver, 98k miles. Owned since new, for 22 years. Best car I have ever owned. Just wish I could drive it more.

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22-06-2010, 19:33	#2
larson Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: moomin vally Posts: 1,138	this wont help briggie but......i find most old motors have a rattle of sorts. larson

22-06-2010, 19:38	#3
patbhoy Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Bridge of Weir, Scotland Vehicle: Nissan Patrol GR SE 2.8TD Posts: 526	Exhaust heatshield perhaps

22-06-2010, 20:10	#4
clivvy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Huddersfield Vehicle: Terrano 03 LWB Posts: 6,947	sound travels funny. its somert else Pete, maybe not even at the back. maybe not even under the car.

22-06-2010, 20:16	#5
briggie Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: peoples democratic republic of west yorkshire Vehicle: " alice " Posts: 10,473	this rattle is heard loudly outside the car, and is very embarrasing , in my opinion ( i know nothing lol ) it seems to be coming from the rear brakes , but im not 100% sure, trouble is if i take it to the garage ( gotta find a good one round here first lol ) and they take the brake drums off and everything collapses as ive been warned .....krap fit ( and i guess other garages too ) cant order the brake shoes / pads etc because when they enter the reg number it doesnt come up as a terrano or maverick , EVEN THO ITS THE SAME BLUDDIE VEHICLE , krap fit also mentioned something about a fitting kit which includes springs etc , because he thought it was a spring in the brake drum that was loose.... but im not sure cos my brakes work ok , but he said 70% of your braking is done by the front , so you may not notice ..... is that borrox ?

22-06-2010, 20:26	#6
extreme-4x4 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: WALES Posts: 6,295	its not borrax pete . you only get a little rear breaking. but it could be anything from number plate rattle to exhaust. just enjoy it i doubt anything is wrong they just rattle some cars do milners do pads and shoes for the misteral . and they are different to the t2 so caution

23-06-2010, 19:05	#11
clivvy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Huddersfield Vehicle: Terrano 03 LWB Posts: 6,947	i just had a thought....COULD it be the catalytic converter? I assume these cars have them??o ram i wrong? its just that if the cats screwed inside, thatll rattle, especially when hot? anyhoo, Pete, we shall get to the bottom of it Friday afternoon.

23-06-2010, 19:11	#13
clivvy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Huddersfield Vehicle: Terrano 03 LWB Posts: 6,947	tut, typical of you to lower the tone