I recently posted here about my 99 Grand Marquis pulsating brake problem. Now I'm getting ticking noises (not while I'm applying the brakes). Any idea what this may be? Had the front end "rebuilt" about
6 months ago including new shocks and ball joints.
check your caliper you FOCKTARD
lmfao hurc ast
I know what a caliper is but what is a focktard? Is this a word in the English dictionary? Can someone please tell me what is a focktard?
"kabinnnn" wrote
That would be "hurc from Calgary". Just spelled differently.
Just when driving, or with the wheel off the ground too? What kind of ticking? Once per revolution? Multiple ticks per rev? Got any rocks/nails stuck in the tire tread? Got those silly (and noisy) spoked hubcaps? Any dangly bits or cotter pins brushing a wheel weight?
several ticks per revolution no rocks or nails no spoked hub caps no cotter pins. Just happens when driving. Could this be bad wheel bearings? Some of the threads here indicate that wheel bearings go in these cars.
On Mon, 16 May 2005 09:38:14 GMT, "MasterBlaster"
Yes they are full size caps. I will take them off one a t a time to see if I can delete the noise.
If your right I'll let you know.
that would be you FOCTARD
hurc ast
Define: Focktard
Is this something bad? Is it something in the Canadian dictionary? I understand that you live in Calvery Canada.
Also, I think I found out about the ticking problem. I removed the front hubcap and the noise went away. Must be broken, but the problem was not the caliper as you indicated before.
foc are you stupid i thought you were smart enough to isolate hubcaps my mistake i know now ALL yankees are FOCTARDS
hurc ast
lmfao like your advice about an on car lathe?
lmfao hurc ast
Thanks, but I still don't konw what a Focktard is? Must be one of those fancy achronyms?
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