Bleakened

Hello, H-T!

I have a stock automatic 1998 honda civic DX with a completely refreshed front end. Absolutely everything is new, bushings, bearings, tie rods, axles, etc.

Out of nowhere, I start hearing a clunking noise that is speed dependent. I only hear it on decel off the brakes. Braking or accelerating at all completely silences it.

Jacked up the front end and wheels have zero play at all from any angle you can think to rock it back and forth from.

Any ideas? Thanks!

To better describe it, it's not a clicking like a bad CV axle. It's a clunk like you have a flat tire.

Some more details -
Doesn't pull in any direction.
It clunks fast at 50 but slows when I slow down. Slow clunk at 10 mph, etc.
Does it going straight, turning, changing lanes, anything.

MisereNoire

Check your clearances/play on your exhaust system past the downpipe. Look for play in the steering rack mounts/bushings.

eghatch9295

iTrader: (1)

check motor mounts as well

Former User

Noises while moving are tricky to locate but do you have any sense specifically where it may be coming from? For example, right, center, left, front, or rear?