lemme guess. wheel bearing is needs to be replaced?
aparently honda engineers are smarter than nissan engineers.
s2k's also have a click issue also but they resolve by staking the nut preventing it from being loose
look at the pic below. the nut is dented in.
Axle Pops or Creaks:
'00–02 S2000
On '00–02 S2000s, if your customer complains of hearing a single pop or creak from the rear of the vehicle when changing direction from forward to backward and vice versa, the problem may be axle (driveshaft) movement in the rear hub. To eliminate the noise, replace the spindle nut on the affected axle. Apply grease to the surface of the new spindle nut where it contacts the hub. Torque the new nut to 298 N·m (220 lb-ft), and stake the nut.
so with our crappy nissans, it's going to happen every 20k miles. go nissan..
s2k's also have a click issue also but they resolve by staking the nut preventing it from being loose
look at the pic below. the nut is dented in.
Axle Pops or Creaks:
'00–02 S2000
On '00–02 S2000s, if your customer complains of hearing a single pop or creak from the rear of the vehicle when changing direction from forward to backward and vice versa, the problem may be axle (driveshaft) movement in the rear hub. To eliminate the noise, replace the spindle nut on the affected axle. Apply grease to the surface of the new spindle nut where it contacts the hub. Torque the new nut to 298 N·m (220 lb-ft), and stake the nut.
so with our crappy nissans, it's going to happen every 20k miles. go nissan..
Im having this problem however I'm unable to get the axle nut free. Mechanic tried with impact gun, heat and again with impact gun.
He didnt want to snap the axle, so now its back in my drive way sitting until I can find a fix.
What to do?
He didnt want to snap the axle, so now its back in my drive way sitting until I can find a fix.
What to do?
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