clunking noise
hey i got a 93 integra ls. and when i take a coner hard there is a loud constant clunking noise. the harder i take the coner the louder it is. also if i accelerate with the wheels turned it will make the noise.
im thinking its something with the axle.
if im not turning and floor it no noise will occur. and if im at a stop and try to turn the tires its really hard and the steering wheel jerks around
any ideas are helpfull thatnks
im thinking its something with the axle.
if im not turning and floor it no noise will occur. and if im at a stop and try to turn the tires its really hard and the steering wheel jerks around
any ideas are helpfull thatnks
Axle, you are correct.
Mind you... asking people on the internet is not 100% going to give you the right answer. You'll have to take a look yourself. Try looking under the car at the axle on the side that is making the noise. Chances are you'll find a ripped axle boot with no grease left inside. That's a good sign your axle has now gone. No grease + noise = axle.
-Rik
Mind you... asking people on the internet is not 100% going to give you the right answer. You'll have to take a look yourself. Try looking under the car at the axle on the side that is making the noise. Chances are you'll find a ripped axle boot with no grease left inside. That's a good sign your axle has now gone. No grease + noise = axle.
-Rik
Yep.. Most likely axle..
Pull the wheel off and check the cv boots and see if grease is all slung around everywhere.. If so it's time to replace it..
Usually if you catch the axle as soon as the boot is busted you can get away with just replacing the boot, but the joint is already popping so that's not an option.
Pull the wheel off and check the cv boots and see if grease is all slung around everywhere.. If so it's time to replace it..
Usually if you catch the axle as soon as the boot is busted you can get away with just replacing the boot, but the joint is already popping so that's not an option.
ya thats the impression i was under. but the boots have no visual damage. and i was recently under the car and i was listening while someone was turning the wheel and i can here bubbles in the rack and pinion... is it possible that the nosise is coming from that???? i dont want to replace axles if i dont need to, ya no what i mean.. thanks for the replys
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