307 sound insulation

Hello friends, while doing the oil maintenance and general checks of the vehicle, when we examined with the & nbsp; master, what we can do to cut the road noise and clicks that the vehicle got inside, we noticed the full sound of the dust tires on the rear shock absorbers while traveling on the shaft. When the vehicle entered the stable road or pit, we adhered the top bellows part with silicone to keep the tire steady. The result was that the positive behind-the-tip was completely cut off. To cut off the road noise, he suggested covering the hoods with a bituminous aluminum plate called bituself. & Nbsp; I remembered. I try and share my opinions here. & Nbsp;

A correct and appropriate application. Our friend Metin had previously dealt with this problem and suggested the same solution. I personally applied it on my own vehicle. Thanks.

I'm glad you get it done. There are those who have completely replaced the rear shock absorbers just because they do not know about it (: & nbsp;

I & nbsp; I wanted this app to be done by the master I went to yesterday, but the master has not made it clear that the piece will fall back again in a very short time. I would appreciate if you have someone who can give me detailed information with which material you have performed this application stably & nbsp;

[QUOTE = mustafah] I & nbsp; I wanted this app to be done by the master I went to yesterday, but the master hasn't made it clear that that piece will fall back again very soon. I would appreciate if you have someone who can give me detailed information with which material you have performed this application stably & nbsp; [/ QUOTE]

If it falls back again, it will be glued again, but I don't think it will fall. If you clean it at first and apply silicone after that, it will not fall. Mine is still in place, where it's been 1 year.

[QUOTE = koliva] [QUOTE = mustafah] I & nbsp; I asked this master to do this application yesterday, but the master did not make it clear that the piece would fall back again very soon. I would appreciate if you have someone who can give me detailed information with which material you have performed this application stably & nbsp; [/ QUOTE]

If it falls back again, it will be glued again, but I don't think it will fall. If you clean it at first and apply silicone after that, it will not fall. Mine is still in place, where it's been 1 year.
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When the ready car was lifted, I caught my eye on the advice in the forums and said, but it was a master. Probably what he was trying to paste was black silicon & nbsp; & nbsp; when I remove it on the next lift, I force it & nbsp; & nbsp; or go get it and do it myself & nbsp;

[QUOTE = mustafah] I caught my eye when the ready car was taken on the lift, I said, let me make it on the advice in the forums, but the master was spoiled. Probably what he was trying to paste was black silicon & nbsp; & nbsp; when I remove it on the next lift, I force it & nbsp; & nbsp; or go get it and do it myself & nbsp; [/ QUOTE]

I think do it yourself. When you do it yourself, you love your car more, you connect

I definitely recommend it was the number ten I tried.

There is no road sound in my vehicle, how do you have it ??? I wonder if your broken hood

I made this application when I changed the rear shock absorbers, I asked the master to do it, he said no need to hold a duser or something, he said that I would do it myself and I did it myself and now it was neither sounding or falling, I would have glued it with normal white silicone.

When I lifted the last fiber, I looked at one of the backs that I saw in this state. Let me tell the master in my next visit. Let's see if it will break & & nbsp; The only problem is that I guess I can't hear the sound you are talking about from behind & nbsp; . I think it's normal when I get it since I bought it & nbsp; . Thanks for information...

I just did it while I was working in the garage a little bit smeared it, but anyway :). I will write you will have the opportunity to try it tomorrow. & nbsp; we call it the bituminous material or I couldn't find it anywhere. I'm thinking of doing it in the door or something, but there isn't. gittig .... `` it is going out every now and then I do not know how many balls do you need? & nbsp;