Clunk noise
Hey guys,
Im getting a clunk noise when i hit a bump from my front right.
i took the wheel off and everything felt solid nothing was loose
Not really too sure what it is, im going to take it to honda on friday
but like to see what you guys think it could be first
thanks
ps my car is lowered on BC n+
Im getting a clunk noise when i hit a bump from my front right.
i took the wheel off and everything felt solid nothing was loose
Not really too sure what it is, im going to take it to honda on friday
but like to see what you guys think it could be first
thanks
ps my car is lowered on BC n+
had a clunk in the drivers rear due to the spring sitting incorrectly, but the spring eventually lost the battle and settled.
other times when i had clunks were due to either subframe being loose or LCA.
does the clunking occur when you're braking or hitting constant road bumps?
other times when i had clunks were due to either subframe being loose or LCA.
does the clunking occur when you're braking or hitting constant road bumps?
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It will drive as usual, except without the help from the sway bar. Just don't tool on it as the handling characteristics will be different.
We are talking metal clunk or regular clunk?
My buddy club top nut on the pillow ball worked loose. It's the one on the adjuster not the one that holds the shock to the car
Otherwise check the sway bar. Disconnect one side and tie it somewhere so it won't hit anything.
My buddy club top nut on the pillow ball worked loose. It's the one on the adjuster not the one that holds the shock to the car
Otherwise check the sway bar. Disconnect one side and tie it somewhere so it won't hit anything.
it 100% was a loose nut on the adjuster i figured it out a couple days ago, good looking out tho





