Loud popping noise making turns
Hello.
I drive a 2000 CR-V with 221k miles. It had a dull clunk going over bumps and potholes so I replaced the upper and lower control arms (with new ball joints), outer tie rod ends, sway bar links, and both front CV axles. The sway bar bushings looked to be in acceptable condition. Now the dull clunk is gone, but a new sharp pop has started. The noise happens when making sharp turns at low speed (ie in and out of parking spots and driveways), when coming to a full stop, and when accelerating from full stop. The noise has been getting progressively louder and more frequent. I have double checked multiple times that all nuts and bolts are tight (except maybe the sway bar links which I forgot to check last time). My theory is that I bought poor quality parts (MoveTech supreme), but I'd love to hear any opinions about the issue.
Thank you.
I drive a 2000 CR-V with 221k miles. It had a dull clunk going over bumps and potholes so I replaced the upper and lower control arms (with new ball joints), outer tie rod ends, sway bar links, and both front CV axles. The sway bar bushings looked to be in acceptable condition. Now the dull clunk is gone, but a new sharp pop has started. The noise happens when making sharp turns at low speed (ie in and out of parking spots and driveways), when coming to a full stop, and when accelerating from full stop. The noise has been getting progressively louder and more frequent. I have double checked multiple times that all nuts and bolts are tight (except maybe the sway bar links which I forgot to check last time). My theory is that I bought poor quality parts (MoveTech supreme), but I'd love to hear any opinions about the issue.
Thank you.
Try spraying silicone spray on the end links and see if that cures the problem. If it doesn’t spray the tie rid ends, still making noise move on to the ball joints etc until you narrow down the problem.
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