Thread: Help with knocking on front end supra96
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Old 08-30-2006, 01:12 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by dini_the_owl
hi,
Not a problem with spending dosh on some motor mounts,its probably better that i isolated them first anyway,i also do all my own repair work so there is no labour cost,i would just like it right if you know what i mean...lol
i will try the torque settings on the control arms and let you know of its progress.i am hoping it may well be so simple,it just seems like its both sides and there are so many bushes etc it could be by looking at it i just thought it may be a common thing.i will let you know and thanks again.
How many miles on your Supra?

Also note that if torquing the control arm bolts corrects the problem, you'll have to get it properly aligned, and then re-check the torque again after the re-alignment has been done...
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