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weird Click noise from front Suspension

Nehmaiz
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Nehmaiz Member

Nehmaiz

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this is a bit difficult to describe, but whenever i go over a road bump, or when the road is a bit uneven i hear this not so very loud click / clunk noise coming from the front right suspension area. previously i could only hear this noise after i wash the car from the underside, and it used to go away the next day, now it's there all the time.

the noise does not sound like the usual suspension thud which makes me think it has something to do with the steering column or control arms.

moreover, when i go over a gravel road the clicking turns into a rattling sound, all coming from the right front wheel area.

any ideas?

thanks for the help guys.

bmohr Member

bmohr

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tie rod would be my guess. Had a similar strangish clunk/squeek type of noise that got worse with heat.

Dennis C Member

Dennis C

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tie rod would be my guess. Had a similar strangish clunk/squeek type of noise that got worse with heat.

+1

I have the same issue right now.

Nehmaiz Member

Nehmaiz

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tie rod would be my guess. Had a similar strangish clunk/squeek type of noise that got worse with heat.

+1

I have the same issue right now.

Thanks guys, will check the tie rod !

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Nehmaiz Member

Nehmaiz

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Gents, Turned out to be the stabilizer mounting link on the front RHS... Part code i believe is 99634379214

thanks for the help!

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Eikpelin Member

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Gents, Turned out to be the stabilizer mounting link on the front RHS... Part code i believe is 99634379214

thanks for the help!

ANY ideas on costs?????????????? thanks

violaGT3 Member

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Gents, Turned out to be the stabilizer mounting link on the front RHS... Part code i believe is 99634379214

thanks for the help!

Well that's good to know my C2 does this from time to time, was told it was probably the inner tie rod joints.

Thanks for posting this!

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