Squeaky bum and my knobs dropped off!
Squeaky bum and my knobs dropped off!
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Bingoid

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15,184 posts

250 months

Tuesday 27th June 2006
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Does anyone else have a squeaky rear end? I have a S2 111S and I think the pot holes of Bournemouth have shaken something loose - any ideas as to what it could be? Are there any Elise related suspension squeak's I should be aware of.

Also, my fan heater knob fell off under acceleration and roleed under the passenger seat - does anyone know a good tool to retrieve it with, or do I have to take the seat out....?

Joe - Exige S

564 posts

249 months

Tuesday 27th June 2006
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Bingoid said:
Does anyone else have a squeaky rear end? I have a S2 111S and I think the pot holes of Bournemouth have shaken something loose - any ideas as to what it could be? Are there any Elise related suspension squeak's I should be aware of.

Also, my fan heater knob fell off under acceleration and roleed under the passenger seat - does anyone know a good tool to retrieve it with, or do I have to take the seat out....?



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philygumbo

1,500 posts

280 months

Tuesday 27th June 2006
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Also, my fan heater knob fell off under acceleration and roleed under the passenger seat - does anyone know a good tool to retrieve it with, or do I have to take the seat out....?

www.drapertools-online.com/b2c/b2citmdsp.pgm?pp_skmno=39669
Same sort of thing can be found in many tool stores etc.
edit to say there is a cheap store in Parkstone, opposite the Con club which might have them.
The seat will come out quite easy by the way.
phil.


Edited by philygumbo on Tuesday 27th June 11:53

philygumbo

1,500 posts

280 months

Tuesday 27th June 2006
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Bingoid said:
Does anyone else have a squeaky rear end? I have a S2 111S and I think the pot holes of Bournemouth have shaken something loose - any ideas as to what it could be? Are there any Elise related suspension squeak's I should be aware of.

Toe link joints? Can't say without hearing. Some suffer from the joints drying out and can be stopped by simply getting under and working the joint around, while squeezing the rubber gaiter to encourage the grease into the joint.
Come to think of it, toe link joints drying sound more like a knock than a sqeak.
Phil.

Edited by philygumbo on Tuesday 27th June 11:51

Trixster

252 posts

249 months

Tuesday 27th June 2006
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Un-identified squeeks and knocks from the rear? I'll add a 'tinkling' sound to that too as my S2 has started 'tinkling' from the drivers side over the last month. Toe link issue as well perhaps?

Edited by Trixster on Tuesday 27th June 12:34

Bingoid

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15,184 posts

250 months

Tuesday 27th June 2006
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I'll see what Westover say at it's service on Thursday!