Hi All, I need herp trying to work out a noise that as soon as I speed up, slow down and turn right occurs. I have just had the car serviced but this noise was happening before the service, the machanics checked everything out and couldnt find any issues. The sound seems to be comming from the driver side, the CV boot and steering Boot has been replaced recently and the bearing were looked at, all tyres are brand new and have been alligned and balanced.

The noise sounds like a flat tyre noise / loose belt, it's driving me up the wall as it was only when I truned right and now it's also when I speed up but the sound gets quite lound when I hit around 60 and also when i am slowing down.

The breaks were also checked and are only 30% used.

Any ideas anyone, the car is a 1996 Honda accord VTi-S with lowered suspension again fairly new.

Cheers

 

If the cv boot was replaced you probably lost a lot of grease before hand and the cv joint is bad. Get the car off the ground and pull both front wheels and check cv joints and wheel bearings.

 

Hi, I just had a look and it doesnt seem to be the CV or bearings, any other ideas.... thanks for your advice