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Suspension Cracking Popping

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creek

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have a 2011 roush stage 2 with the upgraded brakes and suspension options . getting some bad noise from suspension when first start driving . have heard it a few times in warm weather mainly after it has set for a while , but very noticeable in the cold . I know the abs can make some noise as it adjusts when first start rolling but this sounds pretty bad . after applying brake a few times it stops . has anyone else had this problem ? also have heard some noise from rear when I hit small bumps is this normal for the roush upgrade ?
 

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Usually what makes suspension noise in cold weather is neoprene bushings so if you have Roush stage 2 possibly the upgraded suspension. Best to have a professional listen to it and diagnose it though being we cant hear it here.
 

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creek said:
have a 2011 roush stage 2 with the upgraded brakes and suspension options . getting some bad noise from suspension when first start driving . have heard it a few times in warm weather mainly after it has set for a while , but very noticeable in the cold . I know the abs can make some noise as it adjusts when first start rolling but this sounds pretty bad . after applying brake a few times it stops . has anyone else had this problem ? also have heard some noise from rear when I hit small bumps is this normal for the roush upgrade ?
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Hello creek,

Welcome to the forum! You should contact Roush at 1-800-597-6874. You can also find an authorized dealer here.

Deysha
 

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Usually what makes suspension noise in cold weather is neoprene bushings...

Is it the neoprene is just cold or they are worn that makes them make noise in the cold?
 
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The Neoprene contracts in cold weather and will stick a bit until it warms up and can make some noise. Once it's warmed up it's usually fine. If it is happening during the summer, something else may be wrong.
 
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