Theres a weird noise coming from my front drivers side wheel area.

It only seems to ahppen when im turning and theres a little bit of a dip or if I'm turning into my driveway to pull into the garage.

I dont have my car lowered or aftermarket rims. Its just plain ol stock.

Think theres a bolt that needs to be tightend?? Myabe the mud guard and the tire hitting for split second??

 

Check that bolts that hold spring/ shock to the strut-tower are not backing themselves off...

 

is it easy to check?? do i have to put it on the jack to tel or can i just look in the wheel well and seeit??

 

jack it up so the suspension isnt loaded

 

Is it kind of like knocking noise? Several other people on here complained of that also including me. It was while turning right and going through a dip or over a bump. Came from left front like yours. Then I got new springs and it went away.

 

Im not 100%, but I remember seeing a honda bulletin on here for some newer civics having wheelbearing problems. Your decription of the noise isnt all that great.

Id take it to the dealership, tell them you want it fixed, if they cant "duplicate" the problem, just bring it back EVERY day

 

i had some noise come from the drivers side front wheel for about the first week after i bought the car then it went away...took it to the dealer and couldnt find anything wrong

 

i have the identical problem. its been around since day 1 - 4 miles on car. i'm going to have it looked at during first oil change.

 

SMo had this. had to order him another shock or strut or something.. but they are on national backorder.. hmm wonder why? defective part maybe?

 

honda replaced my front strut and rear sus. it still makes the noise just not as much. thay told me I was the only one with this problem but I too had to wait a week the parts!

 

yeah its like someone knocked on a door (knock) and then thats it

I know if i go to the dealership there going to say everything is ok.

They never want to fix a damn thing.

 

I have the same problem, just been too lazy to take it to the stealership.