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This solved my situation completely! I thought it was the vacuum seal that sucks the liftgait in.. But nope.. I just had to pull the rubber boots way out and now I'm good to go!
I am a noob on this awesome forum. And I'm glad my search pulled this up. Thanks for the excellent information! |
Just made this adjustment. Thx for these great directions. I was able to adjust the bump stop without loosening the lock nut. So far seems much quieter.
Do you think I need to tighten the lock nut or just leave it? |
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No more rattle!!!
Thanks PAX5!!!
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So had my car in for servicing and had one of the electric boot lifters replaced under AUC warranty as it failed last weekend (had been making a grinding noise for a week before that). I mentioned the rattle to them and they wouldn't adjust it as that's 'not covered under the AUC warranty' apparently. Pretty surprised they couldn't take 5 mins to adjust this particularly given they'd replaced the lifter (must have been a 5 minute job itself but took them two days :dunno:).
Have just followed the procedure in the guide posted here and it has made a massive difference. Still get a little clunk now and then particularly pulling on to my driveway. I unwound the screws 1.5 turns as I didn't want to overdo it and leave the latch under too much pressure. Should I adjust further or do I need to look at the lower section to get it completely silent? |
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