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Old 02-14-2007, 01:35 AM   #1 (permalink)
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WTF is wrong with my stock suspension...

so i have a problem. my car recently have been making a lot of noise. i notice that when i drive off or stop my suspension would make the noise as if i had a drop and its rubbing. and when my car is in park and i bounce up and down, i can hear it clunging.... what should i do... is this normal? or should i bring it to the dealer since i'm still under warranty....

P.S. i admit going through twistys but i don't think i went through that hard...
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Old 02-14-2007, 01:36 AM   #2 (permalink)
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so i have a problem. my car recently have been making a lot of noise. i notice that when i drive off or stop my suspension would make the noise as if i had a drop and its rubbing. and when my car is in park and i bounce up and down, i can hear it clunging.... what should i do... is this normal? or should i bring it to the dealer since i'm still under warranty....

P.S. i admit going through twistys but i don't think i went through that hard...
rear suspension...when u drive over a bump u hear a weird sound coming from the rear suspension am i correct?
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Old 02-14-2007, 01:37 AM   #3 (permalink)
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do you have the hfp suspension?
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yeah its coming from the rear... and no i don't have hfp. just stock.
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do you have the hfp suspension?
I believe he's stock...
he was recently asking what color suits better on the civic...before he made his purchase
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Old 02-14-2007, 01:41 AM   #6 (permalink)
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yeah its coming from the rear... and no i don't have hfp. just stock.
what do u have...
base models or si? coupe or sedan?
Samething is happening to me... it makes a really weird noise like it's about to fall apart
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Old 02-14-2007, 01:43 AM   #7 (permalink)
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exactly.. i have an si coupe... its hella weird.. maybe the suspension is just breaking in? or is the struts lose i have no idea... we need a suspension expert in here. lol
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exactly.. i have an si coupe... its hella weird.. maybe the suspension is just breaking in? or is the struts lose i have no idea... we need a suspension expert in here. lol
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someone help us
i already got an appointment with honda for my second oil change...ill let them know of my problem
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oh yeah my oil change is coming up.... but i am kinda worried. so maybe i'll just drop by honda and see if they have time to check it out. i'm assuming you're hitting the 10k mark?
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Shocks are blown maybe
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oh yeah my oil change is coming up.... but i am kinda worried. so maybe i'll just drop by honda and see if they have time to check it out. i'm assuming you're hitting the 10k mark?
9.2K to be exact...it's on 30% and has been for awhile now lol
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are you serious? how would the shocks be blown already... its only been 2,600 miles.
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are you serious? how would the shocks be blown already... its only been 2,600 miles.
I'll let them take alook...my appointment is on friday at 9am...
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Old 02-14-2007, 01:19 PM   #14 (permalink)
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sounds like you either ripped a tophat/pillow mount on a strut, blew your shocks, or ripped a bushing in an arm. just take a flashlight and see if you notice any torn bushings on your control arms and top mount bushings. if you do there is your problem, if you dont then you might have blown shocks.
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i cant believe there are so many posts about blown shocks in the rear... what is up with that
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Sometimes if you put too many dead bodies in the trunk, it wears out the shocks a lot quicker. My advice would be to try and utilize a pick up with a cap on it, or some sort of SUV that is made to handle larger amounts of dead bodies. Make sure that you get the rear windows tinted so that you don't look too suspicious.

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Sometimes if you put too many dead bodies in the trunk, it wears out the shocks a lot quicker. My advice would be to try and utilize a pick up with a cap on it, or some sort of SUV that is made to handle larger amounts of dead bodies. Make sure that you get the rear windows tinted so that you don't look too suspicious.

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