Rear end chrip

[93-Oct Mayne]

I never found out what it was. Ford never got back to me. I hear it once in a while if I apply gas in reverse but I stopped worrying about it. Until some part fails then I’ll worry. If you figure out what it is or get it fixed please let me know

Yea it's a shame. The local dealer is saying it would take 1-2 months just for them to diagnose the issue if I left my car there!

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[93-Oct Mayne]

Mine went away once I added a Steeda stop the hop IRS brace …and floored a couple of times entering the highway ..no more click

Was that just the subframe braces or the full stop the hop kit with the metal bushings?

 

[justinmiles]

My base 2024 gt does the same thing sounds like u joint popping to me. Sometimes it does it. Its Not affecting the driveability of the car so I’m gonna wait a little while before I get it checked out.

 

[JediMindTrix]

My base 2024 gt does the same thing sounds like u joint popping to me. Sometimes it does it. Its Not affecting the driveability of the car so I’m gonna wait a little while before I get it checked out.

I've heard it in mine a few times and I think it's a joint popping too possibly just the natural slop from the subframe. I am going to try to do some Steeda Subframe Alignment Spacers over the winter to see if this takes care of the NVH.

Link: Steeda 555 4438 Mustang IRS Subframe Alignment Kit (15-24)

 

[Ford Motor Company]

Sound started at around 500 miles. Sound occurs when taking off from a stop or in reverse. Read past forums people said could be hub bearing or thrust washer. Ford said “waiting to hear from ford techs” been a week still no update

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[Dxm]

I had suspension chirp on the older Mustang. Started around 20K miles. It would happen when the car was warm, and happened when shifting, due to rocking when not switching gears smoothly enough (never completely possible). I diagnosed what it was by taking WD-40 and spraying one thing at a time, to eliminate where it was coming from --it was lower control arm bushing. I did eliminate it, went to a repair shop and demanded they replace the part--they replaced it with a Ford part for pretty cheap (not just the bushing). It was silent for about 35k miles.


No repair shop, especially Ford was able to diagnose it. They just said "Mustang is a noisy car, it squeaks". So if you take it to Ford and they can't find anything wrong with it, when you have time, take it to a parking lot and spray one thing at a time, until the squeaking stops.

 

[93-Oct Mayne]

I just got an update from the Ford dealership working on my car and they've identified the source of the noise as the hub and axle assembly. They are in the process of sourcing the parts under warranty. My car sounds identical to the video posted by @Stang24

 

[Stang24]

I just got an update from the Ford dealership working on my car and they've identified the source of the noise as the hub and axle assembly. They are in the process of sourcing the parts under warranty. My car sounds identical to the video posted by @Stang24

So they’re going to be replacing the hub and axle assembly then?

 

[93-Oct Mayne]

So they’re going to be replacing the hub and axle assembly then?

Correct. I didn't ask much tbh but here's what the service desk said

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