The creaking sounds like some springs at the bottom of the motor is rusted. My car is a 2000 Volkswagen Passat. I weigh more or less 155 pounds, so I'm not heavy plenty to crush the car.
When I rock the saloon up and down by pushing down on the trunk of the car, I hear that commotion also.
I suspect that it is the car's suspension that is at shortcoming, probably has rusted springs.
Can anyone here narrate me if that is so?
Also, can I newly use some WD40 to get rid of the rust?
Is the coup¨¦ safe to drive? Should I pilfer it to a mechanic?
Thanks for any help.
Answers: As far as the motor being not detrimental, if the creaks are excessively loud or make you tense, or the car feel unstable in any path, definitely hold it checked immediately.
I would purely get below the car and do a optical inspection to see if you can find where exactly the problem is. If you see something broken or disconnected, it will be natural to tell the mechanic. Check the lubricated joint. The problem could be as simple as needing more grease (a lube position.)
If you see excessive rust, you may want to think something like trying one of the many products available to treat underbody rust. There is a spray made by a few different companies that change the chemical makeup of the rust and converts it into an almost paint-like surface. WD-40 does indeed work wonders for freeing up rusted parts, and could very okay stop the creaking sounds if you find the source, but it won't really get rid of rust or keep hold of it from spreading.
Also, I would not recommend spraying WD-40 on lubricated joints surrounded by the suspension system. You need that gluey grease you see, and the WD-40 could dissolve some of it and cause more wear and problems near your suspension.
a mechanic is your best bet, but ask some of your more mechanically minded friends for their assessment. might be a cheaper solution
When I rock the saloon up and down by pushing down on the trunk of the car, I hear that commotion also.
I suspect that it is the car's suspension that is at shortcoming, probably has rusted springs.
Can anyone here narrate me if that is so?
Also, can I newly use some WD40 to get rid of the rust?
Is the coup¨¦ safe to drive? Should I pilfer it to a mechanic?
Thanks for any help.
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Answers: As far as the motor being not detrimental, if the creaks are excessively loud or make you tense, or the car feel unstable in any path, definitely hold it checked immediately.
I would purely get below the car and do a optical inspection to see if you can find where exactly the problem is. If you see something broken or disconnected, it will be natural to tell the mechanic. Check the lubricated joint. The problem could be as simple as needing more grease (a lube position.)
If you see excessive rust, you may want to think something like trying one of the many products available to treat underbody rust. There is a spray made by a few different companies that change the chemical makeup of the rust and converts it into an almost paint-like surface. WD-40 does indeed work wonders for freeing up rusted parts, and could very okay stop the creaking sounds if you find the source, but it won't really get rid of rust or keep hold of it from spreading.
Also, I would not recommend spraying WD-40 on lubricated joints surrounded by the suspension system. You need that gluey grease you see, and the WD-40 could dissolve some of it and cause more wear and problems near your suspension.
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a mechanic is your best bet, but ask some of your more mechanically minded friends for their assessment. might be a cheaper solution
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