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eclipseman1999Oct-04-05 10:46 AM
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#28064, "poping noise"


          

I have a slight poping noise that is coming from my passenger side front. It pops when I hit some bumps and turn the steeing wheel. What could the noise be?


Shawn
99 Eclipse RS
Hahn Stage 2,Full built bottom end with je 8:8 and eagle rods ect..

  
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OldGuyOct-05-05 01:04 AM
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#28070, "RE: poping noise"
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Outer tie rod end, any one of your front suspension components...

So now at 44 what the hell do I do?

  
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wite96gsOct-05-05 06:37 AM
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#28072, "RE: poping noise"
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is it a POP or a CLUNK, either way it could be several different things, like rickymeeses said it could be a tierod, it could also be a worn bushing, one of the several ball joints could be going, etc, etc. I would suggest jacking it up and looking around for anything loose.


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OldGuyOct-06-05 03:50 PM
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#28080, "RE: poping noise"
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Originally posted by wite96gs
. I would suggest jacking it up and looking around for anything loose. --------- the first solution that comes to mind for any new problem with my car usually involves a can of gas and a match.... emoji


Solid advice... ^^^ Look for any obvious signs of wear or damage. Security of connections odd angles of components... In other words if it don't look right it probably isn't...

So now at 44 what the hell do I do?

  
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