Chassis Noise Diagnosis with Chassis Ear
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- This device is a fantastic tool for finding squeaks, creeks, pops, clicks, and grinds anywhere on the vehicle. If you can't tell exactly where a noise is coming from this tool can help.
I'm taking my car in next week for a noise like a rear hatchback cover on an older Ford Escort bouncing going over bumps. This will interesting because neither me or the tech can find it and it's been 4 years now. It's still aggravates me having to hear it. Cheap cure for these problems...Turn up the stereo !
It would be nice if there were an interface to a laptop computer so that you could graph all channels simultaneously.
Problem is the noises are all at different frequencies, amplitudes*, etc. Its way easier to listen than to see when doing something like this. Trust me. Especially if you are driving when trying to diagnose. edit*
What was the problem?
Check the L/R front hub, remove tire from the lift first. Could very well be front bearing not (true)or out of round from wear R/R. Just a matter of time before it goes out. Better yet install brand new hub bearing assembly to both L/R side. Ball joints is done by grabbing each rim/tire shaking it liberally, if too loose replace that as well. Btw,...wheel hub Bearings wear 1st...before the Ball Joint
Nice- I did not know how it worked, now I just have to see what you found 👍
I will let you know what I find once I get a chance to look at this car again in the area where the noise was coming from.
+The Auto Rules Is your Chassis Ear system still fully operational? I read of poor quality by Steelman.
i found baby monitors bought very cheaply at a yard sale can do the same thing! 5 dollars compared to 200
I hung an old iPhone and put it on video. The old thing I got was the sound of wind. Good idea though.
So, what was the problem. Was it the ball-joint?
All my time listening to this and no feedback on the problem😢
What was it?
Can you fix the microphone clamp??? It was working, clamped it to my axle... Turned and it must've messed up the connection to the clamp... Annnnd now it doesn't work lol 00 got about 30 seconds of use out of it, and didn't hear my noise.... Which i think is the CV, it's only when turning at higher speeds and it's cyclical, not clicking more like something rubbing, but it just started and haven't touched anything on the front suspension..
noise in the rear I drove and the mechanic in the trunk found the noise and didn't cost a dime ! LOL
Can it extract wheel bearing damage?
I wish this was a Bluetooth device
What did you use to record this?
hi are you still using the Steelman...? I'm thinking of buying one but wondered if the wireless connectivity suffered interference or not. Did you ever try the wired versions?
I wouldn't the wired version because of driving with the wires attached to the vehicle and such
I wouldn't the wired version because of driving with the wires attached to the vehicle and such
@@declanosbourne62: You said that.
Rattle in Isuzu trooper 2000
On increased speed 40 mph or faster
I'm Not Surprised !
Seems backward that you have to analyze for yourself which microphone is picking up the most noise rather than the device showing you automatically
Too simple...It's more timing and type of noise .