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I have a 2002 TD4 commercial.It has been making a clicking noise from the rear offside for a while now and is getting worse. I've checked everything including the springs and all the bushes.So I tried undoing the 2 mounting bolts that hold the rear sub frame on.I didn't undo them fully as it was clear that when I wiggled them about by hand whatever holds them at the top is loose.I understand from other posts on another forum that there is a captive nut under the floor of the vehicle that snaps off?I'd like to get it fixed as otherwise the van is in good nick. My local garage are totally ignorant of the workings of a Landy and looked at me as if I was an idiot when I asked for a price on cutting sections of the floor out to investigate.Can anyone recommend a garage around Exeter or is there any member near that can do it for me for payment.I'm just after someone that knows Freelanders and the problem.

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Mar 11, 2012  How To Remove a Broken off Bolt! This method works GREAT!! It's best for bolts 1/4' or larger, and the shorter the better, but it sure will surprise you!! Replacing Sub Frame Bolts in an MKV VW. By admin 9:28 0 Posted in Suspension. I’ve been chasing this rattle that I have in my car for quite awhile. It started as a minor shake, I thought it was just the wheels that were out of balance but it remained after getting new tires. I took the opportunity to get Jayson to tighten all the subframe bolts since it was known that the bolts might loosen over time up to even a third of their original spec. Here’s a thread to remind why and how to check the bolts including specs that should be applied to adequately tighten them up.

Just update everyone about this problem:As per advice above from K88 MUD I had a close inspection of the rear subframe and chassis - I did this by dropping the subframe a couple of inches off the body. I also stripped out the back and took out the knock out panels to enable viewing of the top mounts of the bolts.Surprisingly I have no rust, cracks or signs of decay in any of these things, I even sat in the back with my finger on the top of the chassis bolt and got my wife to drive around until I was sure the click was coming from higher up on the bodywork.So I stripped out the side panel and had a good poke around there and found that there appeared to be a bit of movement on one of the bolts holding the topmount of the suspension strut. So I tried to tighten it up and found it has a stripped thread. If you take the nut off the thread is all chewed up at the bottom where it has been chaffing the bodywork.What is strange is one of the first things I tried was jumping about on the back of the wagon to try to get it to make the noise - but it only did it when going at slowish speeds or when turning.Incidentally - when removing all the bolts that go through the subframe into the chassis it is clear that NONE of the nuts in the top of the chassis are welded onto the plates - they are meant to be captive with a bit of play to allow the very long bolt to align with them.

So I don't see how just welding this nut onto the plate in the chasis would make any difference what-so-ever, as is advised on another forum.

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We're gonna talk about a few different topics when it comes to these subframe braces but mostly we're gonna talk about the construction and the functionality of these braces and the install as well.I'll get into more detail later, but I can tell you right now that the install for these braces is easy. You're looking at a one out of three wrenches in the difficulty meter since these are a direct bolt-on item. The STEEDA IRS Subframe Braces are gonna be something that you should check out if you're looking to minimize some of that rear subframe movement and combat some of the wheel-hop that's notorious with the S550s.

We all love getting power to the ground and that's kind of hard to do with so much rear subframe movement and wheel-hop, but these braces are designed to eliminate the deflection in the rear subframe that the stock bushings allow for.So just looking at these on the table here, these have a three-point triangular design, with the general idea behind these being stabilization through tying together three chassis points, the lower control arm and tow link mount area, the rear subframe and the frame rail. Now these are three areas that are very strong naturally, so tying them together gives a good base of support for the rear subframe. And keep in mind that the rear subframe is really only four bolts, so that leaves a lot of room for improvement.The other thing that I wanted to point out here is that these braces are going to utilize existing holes. This leads to two good things, one is that you won't have to do any type of modification to get these installed, and they're direct bolt-on upgrade. And two is that since you aren't modifying anything, you're just adding support, you're not going to be adding any NVH to the ride quality of the car.

Now these are tubular Chromoly steel, and they're also powder-coated silver, which you're not really going to see unless you're under the car, but the powder-coat does give some corrosion resistance.Keep in mind that while these braces are going to work to reduce wheel hop and keep the rear planted better under load, these are only one component of the IRS and there are a handful of other pieces and options that you can look into depending on what you want to do with your Mustang. What I like about these is that they aren't going to create any additional noise or harshness in the suspension. I'd say that these are a good foundation-building mod in the sense that they help you set your Mustang up for the performance that you expect out of it.As far as price, these braces are right in between $200 and $300, and right now these are the only one of their kind that are available. You don't have another brand that's offering the same type of product so there's nothing to compare it to price-wise, but I will say that this does happen to be one of the less expensive options out there when you look at other options on how to reduce wheel hop.When it comes to the install here, it's really pretty easy. Overall, this is a one-wrench install on our scale and should take about just an hour to complete.

The braces are side-specific and can only go one way, but we're basically looking at a few nuts and bolts. You need a few sockets, a ten millimeter Allen key and a torque wrench for sure since all of the bolts will need to be torqued down. Wrapping things up, the STEEDA IRS Subframe Braces are gonna tie in three points of the chassis to help stop rear subframe movement and help put some power to the ground and avoid some wheel hop. They're tubular Chromoly steel and easy to install too. As always, you can check them out more online and see what you think for yourself. And for all things Mustang, keep it right here at americanmuscle.com. Eliminate IRS Subframe Movement.

The Independent Rear Suspension (IRS) of the S550 Mustang is notorious for moving under acceleration, hard braking and even spirited driving, but by installing a set of Steeda IRS Subframe Braces you can eliminate rear sub frame movement and reduce dreaded wheel hop to improve overall handling performance. Tubular Construction. Steeda designs and manufactures their IRS Subframe Braces in the USA from tubular 4130 chromoly steel in a 3-point triangular design for superior strength and features a durable powdercoated silver metal flake finish for corrosion resistance. Easy Bolt-on Installation. Steeda's IRS Subframe Braces are designed to be a simple bolt-on upgrade that utilizes the existing stock mounting points with no welding, cutting or extra modifications required for a straight forward bolt-on install.

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