rdgfx3
09-03-09, 11:42 PM
..from a dead stop or light acceleration?
Location:Rear end
2006 SRX 2wd V6
85,000 miles
Bought from a single owner Jan.2007 w/approx.20,000 miles
I started hearing a bump or clunk coming from the diff area of the vehicle a week or so ago.I got underneath the car in my driveway and I got a friend to put it in reverse and then stop and then to drive,moving forward just a few inches.When the SRX differential is put under the intial load of forward movement,the front off the diff will rise.There's a rubber bushing located on the passenger side on the SRX differential that is in place to absorb the load.The bushing is completely worn on mine.Very little rubber left and the bolt that runs through the center of the bushing just kinda goes "BAP" under a load.heh...I wonder what my local dealer will tell me what the issue truly is or try to tell me the differential is needing replacement.Instead of a simple bushing.
I always take the vehicle in for service i.e.oil changes.
Cadillac has taken care of all the service issues except one.
I changed my own brakes about 3000 miles ago.Pfft.Piece of cake front and rear.
Anyone know what that bushing is called?I'll just replace it myself instead of testing the honesty of my dealer.
Location:Rear end
2006 SRX 2wd V6
85,000 miles
Bought from a single owner Jan.2007 w/approx.20,000 miles
I started hearing a bump or clunk coming from the diff area of the vehicle a week or so ago.I got underneath the car in my driveway and I got a friend to put it in reverse and then stop and then to drive,moving forward just a few inches.When the SRX differential is put under the intial load of forward movement,the front off the diff will rise.There's a rubber bushing located on the passenger side on the SRX differential that is in place to absorb the load.The bushing is completely worn on mine.Very little rubber left and the bolt that runs through the center of the bushing just kinda goes "BAP" under a load.heh...I wonder what my local dealer will tell me what the issue truly is or try to tell me the differential is needing replacement.Instead of a simple bushing.
I always take the vehicle in for service i.e.oil changes.
Cadillac has taken care of all the service issues except one.
I changed my own brakes about 3000 miles ago.Pfft.Piece of cake front and rear.
Anyone know what that bushing is called?I'll just replace it myself instead of testing the honesty of my dealer.