front suspension noise
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front suspension noise
i just put new (used) tires on my car, stock 13"..and adjusted the omni camber kit, its at the middle setting
now im hearing this weird noise from the suspension, its especially louder when you come to a stop..it sounds like a chugging noise (like an old train haha)
anyone know what this is?
now im hearing this weird noise from the suspension, its especially louder when you come to a stop..it sounds like a chugging noise (like an old train haha)
anyone know what this is?
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Re: front suspension noise (ShagPower)
axle
wheel bearing
brake dust shield rubbing
calipers rubbing inside of rim
Does it come from both side, one side?
Can you hear it while driving, coasting or just stopping?
Warped rotors? Brake pads?
Just trying to throw out some ideas for you.
wheel bearing
brake dust shield rubbing
calipers rubbing inside of rim
Does it come from both side, one side?
Can you hear it while driving, coasting or just stopping?
Warped rotors? Brake pads?
Just trying to throw out some ideas for you.
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Re: front suspension noise (sauceja)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sauceja »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">axle
wheel bearing
brake dust shield rubbing
calipers rubbing inside of rim
Does it come from both side, one side?
Can you hear it while driving, coasting or just stopping?
Warped rotors? Brake pads?
Just trying to throw out some ideas for you.</TD></TR></TABLE>
rotors and brake pads are fairly new
definitely not the caliper or dust shield
you can hear it slightly while coasting at 50 km/h .its louder when you come to a stop. It's a hard noise to describe!
wheel bearing
brake dust shield rubbing
calipers rubbing inside of rim
Does it come from both side, one side?
Can you hear it while driving, coasting or just stopping?
Warped rotors? Brake pads?
Just trying to throw out some ideas for you.</TD></TR></TABLE>
rotors and brake pads are fairly new
definitely not the caliper or dust shield
you can hear it slightly while coasting at 50 km/h .its louder when you come to a stop. It's a hard noise to describe!
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Re: front suspension noise (ShagPower)
could this be a wheel bearing going? it has gotten louder, its kind of like that whoo-whoo sound a helicopter blade would make
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Re: front suspension noise (BLUIZE256)
i jacked up the car today and jiggled the wheel around to check for a bad bearing, everything seems ok. So i took the wheel off and ive found the problem
somehow the bolt that holds the caliper on (bottom one) on the drivers side has come out! its gone, i've never seen that happen..and i remember torquing the bolts to spec when i did the brake job (well over a year ago)...so the caliper is rubbing the inside rim making that grinding, chugging noise
making a trip to honda today to get a new bolt
somehow the bolt that holds the caliper on (bottom one) on the drivers side has come out! its gone, i've never seen that happen..and i remember torquing the bolts to spec when i did the brake job (well over a year ago)...so the caliper is rubbing the inside rim making that grinding, chugging noise
making a trip to honda today to get a new bolt
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Re: front suspension noise (BLUIZE256)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BLUIZE256 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if i'm imagining the sound your talkin about correctly.. i would also say wheel bearing</TD></TR></TABLE>
i would say your wrong! wheel bearings won't make a clunking noise when or are bad.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ShagPower »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i jacked up the car today and jiggled the wheel around to check for a bad bearing, everything seems ok. So i took the wheel off and ive found the problem
somehow the bolt that holds the caliper on (bottom one) on the drivers side has come out! its gone, i've never seen that happen..and i remember torquing the bolts to spec when i did the brake job (well over a year ago)...so the caliper is rubbing the inside rim making that grinding, chugging noise
making a trip to honda today to get a new bolt </TD></TR></TABLE>
glad to see you found the problem. some time when dealing with suspension/brake parts you need to double/triple check them. neglegence can be fatal.
i would say your wrong! wheel bearings won't make a clunking noise when or are bad.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ShagPower »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i jacked up the car today and jiggled the wheel around to check for a bad bearing, everything seems ok. So i took the wheel off and ive found the problem
somehow the bolt that holds the caliper on (bottom one) on the drivers side has come out! its gone, i've never seen that happen..and i remember torquing the bolts to spec when i did the brake job (well over a year ago)...so the caliper is rubbing the inside rim making that grinding, chugging noise
making a trip to honda today to get a new bolt </TD></TR></TABLE>
glad to see you found the problem. some time when dealing with suspension/brake parts you need to double/triple check them. neglegence can be fatal.
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Re: front suspension noise (philosofy1)
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glad to see you found the problem. some time when dealing with suspension/brake parts you need to double/triple check them. neglegence can be fatal. </TD></TR></TABLE>
you have to learn from experience i guess, i would call this a serious danger but luckily it didnt have any bad effects (except a little material gone off my caliper haha)
glad to see you found the problem. some time when dealing with suspension/brake parts you need to double/triple check them. neglegence can be fatal. </TD></TR></TABLE>
you have to learn from experience i guess, i would call this a serious danger but luckily it didnt have any bad effects (except a little material gone off my caliper haha)
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Re: front suspension noise (charjacq)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by charjacq »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Can you see any unusual wear marks around? That could give you a clue.</TD></TR></TABLE>
on the lower portion of the caliper, as you apply the brake it pushes the caliper outward toward the wheel
and on the inside of the rim, you can see where it was rubbing
on the lower portion of the caliper, as you apply the brake it pushes the caliper outward toward the wheel
and on the inside of the rim, you can see where it was rubbing
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Re: front suspension noise (philosofy1)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by philosofy1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
i would say your wrong! wheel bearings won't make a clunking noise when or are bad.
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never said it was makin a clunking noise, so i dont know where you pulled that one from?. .
but when my wheel bearing went bad, it made a swooshing noise kinda like what he was talkin about or at least how i imagined the sound to be that he was tryin to explain. . but once again, there was never mention of a "CLUNK" noise. .
i would say your wrong! wheel bearings won't make a clunking noise when or are bad.
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never said it was makin a clunking noise, so i dont know where you pulled that one from?. .
but when my wheel bearing went bad, it made a swooshing noise kinda like what he was talkin about or at least how i imagined the sound to be that he was tryin to explain. . but once again, there was never mention of a "CLUNK" noise. .
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