I have a gsr in my ek, its on blown tokicos and ground controls all the way on the bottom (no rubbing issues). there is a clicking sound coming from the passengers side. we thought it was the axels and i got that replaced. what do you guys think it is?

 

does it click while moving or does it click while still if it clicks while not moving it could be your bushings on either arm!

 

it clicks while moving. the sound is def. coming from the passengers side tho. tranny problem?

 

lifted both sides up and rolled on first gear and i didnt hear anything. tires rubbing? its getting an alignment today.

 

tires are prob hiting fenders.. my does a little

 

could be the bearings and the hub

 

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how much would it cost to fix this?

 

im not to sure.. but prolly around 700 if you get a shop to do it...

 

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buy a wheel bearing from somewhere, pull your knuckle, take the bearing and knuckle to a place with a press, have it pressed in. it should cost you 70 bucks for the bearing, 20 bucks to get it pressed.

 

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If you pay 700$ you are a moron.

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buy a wheel bearing from somewhere, pull your knuckle, take the bearing and knuckle to a place with a press, have it pressed in. it should cost you 70 bucks for the bearing, 20 bucks to get it pressed.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Wheel bearings are about 60$ each. (Do both at the same time). Take your knuckle off as bare as possible, and bring it to a shop. They will have them back to you in an hour or so for less than 100$.

 

im sorry.. i overpriced him... i wasnt sure.. as i have never gotten one replaced...

 

i can get the oem honda bearings for 80 all day and while your at it if you want to put extended wheel lugs you might as wheel i have all the tools to do it without taking the knuckle off!

 

aligned, no more aggressive clicking, must of been rubbing. i still hear something when i turn the wheels. might be cv joints?

 

i can get koyo front wheel bearings for about $46/ea for abs EG civics/DC2, and about $38/ea for NTN non-abs civics.

 

lift each corner, w/ tranny in neutral and brakes off.

grab ur tire and spin the wheel, spin freely?
also grab it and jiggle it, there shouldn't be any play up/ down at all.

I probably wouldn't worry about my wheel bearing if it passed those tests.

cv joints should have been replaced along with your axles.

 

my car was doing the same thing and over time it got more and more violent , turned out my cv boots had a huge gash in it i got new axles for free so i put those in and problem solved.