Popping When I turn....
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ok....lately when ive turned my wheel far to one side or the other i can hear a pop sound and feel it a bit as well....my sterring is fine and all, but why is it doing this lately? possibly cuz ive been going over rough bumps lately (lots of construction where i live)?? any tips or w/e is greatly appreciated!! thanx a lot
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Rep Power: 258 you could have a broken spring, your steering knuckle could be messed up (unlikely)....there are alot of problems that could cause a "popping sound".. Jack up your car and take a look see. If you have been doing alot of burn outs or driving your car really rough i would also check the cv joints after you check the suspension.
If you have after market springs, the spring may have to be re seated because you could have hit a bigger bump and it may have unsteated its self to the point when you turn its clicking into the right spot.
If you have after market springs, the spring may have to be re seated because you could have hit a bigger bump and it may have unsteated its self to the point when you turn its clicking into the right spot.
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Rep Power: 0 I had this exact same problem last fall. Luckily, my car (02) was still under warranty. You have a bad strut assembly, most likely the front left or front right.
Honda replaced three of mine until they got the bad one, since they knew it was the strut, but could not visually tell any damage.
Honda replaced three of mine until they got the bad one, since they knew it was the strut, but could not visually tell any damage.
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Originally Posted by Bires
Honda replaced three of mine until they got the bad one, since they knew it was the strut, but could not visually tell any damage.
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honda sure knows how to hire and make technicians.
Yea, i have noticed alot are no good, thats why im appling there even tho ill be certified for toyota after the semister.
Your best bet is to bring it to honda, they will tell you the problem and it should be covered but if its not and its something simple just tell them you dont have money now and you will bring it back later. Then just go home and fix it.
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Rep Power: 0 ah ok...thanx alot...but yah, i jave been going over soem nasty bumps lately, but the clicking only happen sometimes when i make a sharp turn (like into a parking space) and my regualr driving is uneffected and there are no noises. While i got yall here, i gotta ask....why does my car vibrate so much on the inside (even when the stereo is off)!!?? My friends 2-door coupe seems very solid compared to mine....no rumbles at all!! just seems to me like my car is shakey....it drives fine and all and i dotn hear outside noise too much, but the constand vibrating and rumbling is odd...any suggestions ?!?!
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Rep Power: 0 this is also why im afraid to get my exhaust system....i dont want it to enhance the vibrating of my door panels (or w/e) and have them rumble all the time...will that even really happen ?
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Rep Power: 0 if you are hearing poping sound from front suspension, it might be your spring moving around. I had a same problem after lowering. I fixed it with new ball joints but it sometimes happens when it's cold
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Originally Posted by CaffeineCulture
...While i got yall here, i gotta ask....why does my car vibrate so much on the inside (even when the stereo is off)!!?? My friends 2-door coupe seems very solid compared to mine....no rumbles at all!! just seems to me like my car is shakey....it drives fine and all and i dotn hear outside noise too much, but the constand vibrating and rumbling is odd...any suggestions ?!?!
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Rep Power: 0 so u think it may be an engine mount?? hmmmm...last time i told them it was the door panels that seemed to rumble and they "couldnt find anything" ,......i dunno if it is a mount tho cuz it never really vibrates when im idle or anything....usually when im moving and when my stereo is on! it really bothers me...even if it is the interior, what could it be and can they fix it? cuz some of the inside parts dont seem so solid to me (not like they falling off or anything, but they just seem kinda...bleh). My friends' civics all seem solid and dont rumble when they drive.....any help is always appreciated!! hope honda dont fick me over here!!
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Rep Power: 0 ok....so its a CV joint...and if i fix it my car will not pop?!?! what about the vibrations lol...i really want them gone!! GERRR lol....also, will a CV cost me alot to replace???
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Rep Power: 0 oh, and b4 i forget, I WHOOPED the hell outta a prelude with like $35,000 under the hood.....thats driving skills right there....and yes it was a set up sprint race thorugh windover farms.!! he even admitted that i whooped him good and that i got some serious driving skills!! i feel speshul!! ;-)
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Originally Posted by _Viper_
if it pops then its a CV joint that is shot
Nothing to do with shocks my friend.....
CV joint 100 %
Nothing to do with shocks my friend.....
CV joint 100 %
Maybe. Maybe not. It definately was the strut on my car, but maybe your pop is a different kind of pop.
Is it kind of a thud ? or a higher-pitched pop?
Generally, torn/worn CV boots make audible noises in all turns, not just at extremes like he's describing.
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Rep Power: 0 I would wager it's one of your struts. It translates through the pedals? If so-front strut, most likely.
You can try to resit them, if you have the means, but most likely Honda will want to replace them outright. I had mine replaced. The ride hasn't really changed at all with the new struts, just no more pop/thud.
You can try to resit them, if you have the means, but most likely Honda will want to replace them outright. I had mine replaced. The ride hasn't really changed at all with the new struts, just no more pop/thud.
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Rep Power: 0 true.....ive also noticed that the steering on my 4-door is a bit looser than the sterring on my frirnds 2-door....like her car can resist understerr a bit more and is a bit more solid than mine....is that the strut too, is that normal??
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