s13hero

I recently took my hatch into a shop to have the axles changed and the pass. wheel bearing replaced. After getting it back I jacked it up and looked to at it, and retightened the lugs by hand, and then set it back down, but now there is a constant popping noise, it speeds up with car and slows with it as well, searching around it seems common with new suspension installs, which I did do recently but its been atleast a month with no popping. Just wondering if its something I did or can fix, or if I need to take it back to the shop?

vtechjunkie

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It sounds like this happened after the shop got a hold of it. Am I right. If so then take that sh*t back and tell them to fix it. Unless the axle you bought was bad. Doubt that though! What ever it is I would try to make them fix it. LOL! GL BRO!

ej93

ya i would take it back and make them fix it gl

boostatic

u got a couple things to look at...one its rotational..so its dependant upon the speed of the wheel..that means that your gonna be looking at the wheel at the side its coming from..now im gonna take a educated guess and say that the noise is coming from the passenger side..i could be wrong..but there is a metal dust shield..that goes on the inside of the knuckle wen u press the bearing in..its possible that could be making noise..or maybe somethings loose..like the brake caliper,,do u feel the popping in the brakes?? or is it just a noise??

s13hero

Its just a noise, it doesn't seem to affect the driveability or handling of the car, and yes it is in the passenger side

boostatic

yea i think it has sumthin to do with them puttin the bearing in