FIXED, thanks


Modified by Hatch It at 11:33 PM 7/6/2005

 

check your wheel bearings

 

check to see if its your knuckle i had that sound and it was the knuckle caste nut went bye bye and there went my fender and axle

 

ball joints, lca bushings, and wheel bearings

 

It is your axle. More specifically one of your CV joints, but that means you get to buy a new axle anyway $140 - $70 (core return) = $70 at your local auto parts store.

 

Im having the same problem with front drivers side. It's like thud thud thud, as I start driving.

When I turn left it goes away a little bit, when I drive straight or to the right, it gets louder. Jerks the wheel at high speeds too..Wanna figure out what it is damn it.

 

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^ check your boots for cracks or leaks.

 

Unload the passenger side while driving. Just vier the car to the left to take the weight off of the right side and if the noise goes away it's the wheel bearing.

 

check your cv joints. with the car being lowered it is constantly flexed instead of only flexing when going over bumping and its not operating at the angle it was intended to.

 

deff. check the cv boots. have you looked at the motor mounts?