I can't take the squeaking anymore
This just started a week ago. It seems to be coming from the right side so I assumed it was the pipe hangers. I went ahead and replaced the rubber muffler hangers and did not help. I also tightened down the muffler connections to the header pipes and tightned by the flanges. Wasn't loose anyway. It is definately external and seems to come from the front right side. The squeeking and chirping sound is almost continuos at some rpms but at times will completely go away. HELP, I can't take it anymore!
PROBLEM SOLVED OK, here's an update on this issue. Persistence pays off! I grabbed the crossover pipe very firmly and was able to reproduce the squeak by pushing and pulling on it. At that I point I discovered that the L bracket mounted on the right side of frame (a Bub component) was cracked in half under the clamp. Really didn't see it until I went to remove the clamp. I will contact Bub tomorrow for a replacement. Thanks to all for sharing your wisdom and advice on this forum |
Do you have any decorative covers on your bike that may be loose causing the noise?
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wheel bearing ?
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Originally Posted by Road Ranger
(Post 6912471)
Do you have any decorative covers on your bike that may be loose causing the noise?
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A few weeks back I had the same thing - then it stopped. I was washing the bike and noticed why the squeaking stopped. The bolt that held the top rail of the saddle bag guard rails had come out. Check every nut and bolt on that side of the bike.
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Originally Posted by oneroadking
(Post 6912506)
wheel bearing ?
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Your drive belt is too tight.
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Like JHEISER said I found a squeak coming from the top bag lid where it latches to the fender bracket.
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All great suggestions. But, drive belt is loose, Kury covers are tight. And I don't have and loose bolts around the rear fender.
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Yer hose clamps on yer heat shields not loose or broken?
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