Post by Alleyoop on Apr 12, 2010 19:16:30 GMT -6
VIBRATION COMING FROM YOUR FENDERS OR CENTER COVER:
1. Vibration noises from your Fenders when first starting off or at idle.
a. Get yourself some weatherstriping take off the Fenders and stick the weatherstrip on all the metal parts that make contact with your fiberglass fender. Put the Fender back on and you will know have a much quieter Trike.
2. If you have a Center Fender covering the rear axle some will vibrate at the bottom about 3 inches from the last screw looking at it from the rear. Some come with a screw already at that point but some do not have the last screw at that point. You will notice that at this point there is about 3-4 inch section that no screw exists and the Fender and the Center Cover virbrate against each other. In this case drill a hole through both the Center Piece and the Fender about 1/2 from the end of the Fender piece and put a Clip and Screw, do this on both sides and you again will have a quieter Trike.
Alleyoop
1. Vibration noises from your Fenders when first starting off or at idle.
a. Get yourself some weatherstriping take off the Fenders and stick the weatherstrip on all the metal parts that make contact with your fiberglass fender. Put the Fender back on and you will know have a much quieter Trike.
2. If you have a Center Fender covering the rear axle some will vibrate at the bottom about 3 inches from the last screw looking at it from the rear. Some come with a screw already at that point but some do not have the last screw at that point. You will notice that at this point there is about 3-4 inch section that no screw exists and the Fender and the Center Cover virbrate against each other. In this case drill a hole through both the Center Piece and the Fender about 1/2 from the end of the Fender piece and put a Clip and Screw, do this on both sides and you again will have a quieter Trike.
Alleyoop
..BAD TO THE BONE..