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more noise after urethane mustache bar ?


germanz

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Hi Friends,

I installed A few weeks ago a set of polyurethane mustache bar bushings.

But after this, the noise of the diff-gears increased so much , that I don't like driving with closed windows anymore. Many people her did the same, but am I the only one with with this complains ?

I'm sure that there is no metall connection what can transmit the noise.

And the diff is o.k too.

Thanks in advance

Rainer

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I have done the same thing , however my Z isn't driveable yet. When I bought the R-200 the bushings and bar came with it , so I installed them. I have been concerned about this vary issue. I know that ureathane bushings on the suspention will transmit road noise and for that reason I dident use them there. My car is for street use only . If I find the noise is transmitted through the ureathene I will change them out. Gary

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if only we could see what was happening when we are driving.

ive had trouble with my 280zx R200 but never had any trouble with the R180 funny that. What i did was grease one area at a time and see if the noise still accured. Theres so many moving parts it could b anything. My 240Z dosent have that problem so i wont care for now. Good luck. I know the noise is even louder when some one is in the passenger seat.

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I got all poly bushings on my 280Z with a 3.9 differential. Being its a bigger diff. and that it's got the polyurethane bushings I notice some gear noise which is normal but not to the point where it bothers me at all. Only thing that I noticed with it was that it would squeek when they would move during turns and small bumps. I went under my Z and sprayed them down with a synthetic lubricant from Valvoline and that eliminated the problem.

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