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Originally Posted by Jeffblue
my mental issue right now is, if it was something install related, i can see no reason why the install shop would spend an hour checking everything and NOT fix it. furthermore, if it were install related, it would have presented itself immediately, or very soon after, not after 2 weeks.
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i wouldn't count on it just being an installation issue. it can well be a manufacturing defect. if it's not the endlinks i would check the rear spring orientation (some springs rub against the carrier unless positioned a certain way), pillow mounts could make noise too if worn, but it's too new so i would consider it a defect if it turns out the noise goes away when you use stock mounts.