i've read up on this many times, and the search is a piece of crap so i need your help if you have this in your favorites.

i have this clicking issue near the rear of my car, mostly whenever i'm at a stop and then i start going and taking a right/left turn. i have a feeling it's something with the diff? i forgot... anyways, i'm sure most of you OG S2K owners know what i'm talking about.

isn't there a honda "whatchamacallit" bulletin print out thingy i can take to honda for them to fix this?

btw: i'm a 2001 under 30k miles thanks



EDIT!!!
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...T&f=5&t=361479

That product fixed my problem. I no longer have the "clunk clunk" sound.

If you want brand name, J's also sells this identical product which is actually a little better quality but for $220. I personally would have purchased the J's if I knew beforehand. Oh well, good luck to all!

 

Could be your axle nut. Needs to be re-torqued to 220lbs. If that doesn't fix it, might be your dif, or even just something as simple as brake pads moving around.

Hope it works out for you

 

Here is the TSB:

Axle Pops or Creaks:

 

[QUOTE=ahbongkadah,May 15 2006, 06:29 PM] Here is the TSB:

Axle Pops or Creaks:

 

From your description, it sounds like it could be the CV joints.

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=39249

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=241367

I don't know if there's a TSB on it, but here's the list
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=103975

All courtesy of the FAQ section in Under the Hood.

hth

 

it could be from loosen nuts on exhaust system. sway bar endlink.

 

that's what i was looking for. thanks

 

mine does this too... its quite annoying

 

me 3. maybe when we get it smogged this wk i'll have the mechanic retq the nuts.

 

Funny how we all have the same problem at the same time. I started the following thread a few days ago:

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=387565

I'm trying to get this problem fixed myself. Looking for anyone with 36mm socket and torque wrench that can torque up to 220 ft-lbs. I'm still offering a twelver of your favorite beer for your trouble, so long as you enjoy one with me! There are others on that thread trying to get this fixed as well.

I'm located in Huntington Beach.