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Old 05-20-2007, 10:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Post Noisey on turns, braking, and highway driving.

...at first i thought it might have been a transmission issue, but thats not the case. I notice that while driving at high speeds, the car seems a lil shaky, and when i go on the brakes..its very loud!..the shocks seem fine, no excessive bouncing or leaks. Also while driving i feel the road by my foot..in a nutshell i think i have some suspension issues, so Im starting off by first replacing the brakes with a set of Hawk HPS pads. Has this happen to anyone? I also need an alignment the car is hooking REALLY hard to the right. so im guessing that once i do brakes and alignment, i should be fine.
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Could a smurf be stuck in your wheel well?
Seriously though make sure you didn't lose/throw a wheel weight.
The loud breaking though could indicate rotor issues, have you been auto
crossing alot recently?
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Could a smurf be stuck in your wheel well?
Seriously though make sure you didn't lose/throw a wheel weight.
The loud breaking though could indicate rotor issues, have you been auto
crossing alot recently?
not since feb. but the brakes are due for a change, i hope my rotors are'nt warpped..i'll find out next weekend when my pads come in
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Old 05-21-2007, 01:28 PM   #4 (permalink)
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If it's loud all of the time you're moving (and gets louder when you hit the brakes) it's possible that you have a wheel bearing going out. It will make it sound like you're driving a 4x4 with big mudding tires and when you let off the gas the load it places on the bearing could possibly make it even louder.
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