Reese R16 Noise
I have read several posts about the noise from Reese hitches and am now experiencing it first hand. We are new full timers and will begin our full time adventures in early July. In anticipation of o...
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Believe it or not I found that grease will silence that type of noise from a hitch. I seems wrong but I'm guessing the grease although slippery is also sticky and can be compressed so it may act like a shock asborber.
When I start getting the clunks...I used to use petroleum based grease but now use teflon or dry lube type grease and the clunking goes away. I apply it to all of the parts that rub metal to metal on the hitch, saddle and king pin plus kin pin lock/clamp. Clunks gone....
When I start getting the clunks...I used to use petroleum based grease but now use teflon or dry lube type grease and the clunking goes away. I apply it to all of the parts that rub metal to metal on the hitch, saddle and king pin plus kin pin lock/clamp. Clunks gone....
