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get your dealer to put some red rubber grease around the rear anti roll bar bushes its the bar squeeking in rubber holding bush
I've just had the same problem with my May 2010 Titan - the dealer (Verve Bathgate) said they've had 3 or 4 in exhibiting the same symptoms, really noisy creaking from the rear suspension whennegotiating traffic calming 'obstacles'. The temperature in Scotland has been -15 degs C and lower and, apparently, the rear anti-roll bar rubber bushes fitted as new could not cope- presumably the rubber compound was not up to the job. The solution was to replace the rubber busheswhich todate has certainly solved the problem. The grease solution proposed by Viking Paul may work in 'tropical' Southampton, but not in Scotland!
I certainly did not experience any handling problems - the car ran perfectly well on normal road surfaces, only producing creaking noises on traffic calming bumps.
I would not have thought that anti-roll bar bushes would affect normal handling, perhaps only whencornering at speed?
I would not have thought that anti-roll bar bushes would affect normal handling, perhaps only whencornering at speed?
If you go to the kia-forums.com website you will find it in the 2005-2010 sportage section.
I to could not find it on the kia globle information website,but on the above, the PDF shows everything needed.
My sportage does the same in very cold weather i am just not going to have it took apart for a noise!
Hope this helps.
I to could not find it on the kia globle information website,but on the above, the PDF shows everything needed.
My sportage does the same in very cold weather i am just not going to have it took apart for a noise!
Hope this helps.
I would certainly have it attended to - noise equals something wrong, in particular rubber bushes wearing. Eventually they will fail and cost more to fix than replacing them now e.g. damage to the ARB.Gazcaz said:
My repair was done under warranty and took approximately 1 hour of labour. I know, since I waited at the dealer till it was fixed. I cannot imagine the bushes themselves are very expensive, and you will get new, improved ones.
Noise from Rear Suspension Over Rough Roads
Some Sportage vehicles may produce a light popping or thumping noise from the rear
while driving over rough roads or broken pavement. This concern may also be more
noticeable in colder temperatures. If you encounter this concern, replace the rear strut
(shock) insulator on the affected side with the improved part number as shown below.
Improved parts have been modified with a softer rubber compound which isolates shock
and noise produced by the strut during normal movement. This improved rubber
compound will also maintain its insulating properties better in colder temperature.
Replace the insulator and then test drive to verify the repair.
PRODUCTION DATE RANGE
All 2008-2009 Sportage vehicles produced up to 07/20/2008
PART INFORMATION
PART
NUMBER
DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
55310 1F000 Rear Insulator, Strut (Shock - LH) 1
55320 1F000 Rear Insulator, S trut (Shock - RH) 1
Hi,
Like murphwiz said, there is a bulletin regarding noise from rear ARB bushes, as well as the bulletin mentioned above.
As for the ARB bushes, new bushes available under warranty,they are bothmentioned in 'technical update April 2010' which your local dealer has access to!
Like murphwiz said, there is a bulletin regarding noise from rear ARB bushes, as well as the bulletin mentioned above.
As for the ARB bushes, new bushes available under warranty,they are bothmentioned in 'technical update April 2010' which your local dealer has access to!
The creaking has gone and while I may be imagining this, the car feels 'tighter' at the back end over pot holes.
Thanks to all who have posted information on this otherwise I may have ignored the noise. Thumbs up for the forum.
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Gazcaz said:
i am agree..........
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