Settling noises?

Question

Hey guys, I’m a bit OCD and I hear everything so I’m not sure if this is something to be worried about but I have a 96 Bounder 34j with 11k miles on it and I notice I hear it make settle creaking sounds after it warms and cools. Everything is solid and there is no water damage but when walking down the hallway for the first time in the morning you will hear the noises on each side of the hallway, or if you walk behind the bed you will hear/feel a slight settle... doesn’t matter if jacks are up or down. Thanks!

rgatijnet1 · Answer

The chassis on all vehicles will flex. That plus temperature change causes the expansion and contraction of dissimilar materials which will cause various noises. Of course it could be rodents eating your electrical wiring. :B

mccsix · Answer

Old age creaking and groaning, happens to all of us.

gbopp · Answer

Our 96 Southwind makes the same noises. I'm guessing they all do to some point.

turbojimmy · Answer

My stick built house does that, so I'm not concerned when my home on wheels does it. Everything flexes. My old Allegro has a looonnngg overhang in the rear. The entire bath and back bedroom are behind the rear axle. The leverage a few hundred pounds of humans has on the chassis is significant. I don't worry about the creaking.

classic_31 · Answer

That's just her way of   telling you she is up and ready to roll.

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