Some owners of 2011 GMC Acadia vehicles may complain about a pop or snap type noise from the front suspension when going over bumps.
Some owners of 2011 GMC Acadia vehicles may complain about a pop or snap type noise from the front suspension when going over bumps.
This noise may be coming from the stabilizer link(s). Closely inspect the stabilizer link end(s) for a damaged boot and/or loose joint. If faulty, replace.
If no visible damage is found, before replacing parts, check and re-torque the link nuts. If the noise is gone after re-torquing, there is no need to replace the links
Stabilizer link to strut……...........…52 ft.-lbs.
Stabilizer link to stabilizer shaft..... 55 ft.-lbs.
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