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Old 04-24-2009, 10:48 PM
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hey guys i got an 06 z400 and it squeeks loud at high speeds and some times when i'm on the gas it feels like the rear end is moving side to side i was wondering if any one else has had such a problem
 
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Make sure your main lock nut is tight, if so then I would check the bearings. But make sure the lock nut hasn't backed off, this would allow side to side movement
 
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I should also mention to check your swing arm bolt
 
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alright thanks man ill check it and let you know how itr goes
 
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