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Old Nov 5, 2003
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Question Another Coilover Noise Problem

Hey guys I have Tein Basics installed and I'm getting a clunking sound in the front drivers side everytime I hit a bump. I used the 01 front bearings and I don't have the rear dustcover problem. I've searched the site but found nothing. The noise only happens when I hit a bump. Is this noise normal? Thanks
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Some people are having problems with the dong sound coming from when turning the suspension. I believe that this is what is causing it, and will help if you do what is in the picture below. I used white lithium grease for mine.Even though we did not use any grease, I recommend doing it just in case.This pic was taken from Hondamans how to and I just added the arrows and such.
got it from ephatch. that should help.


and make sure you bolted tight all bolts.
Front nuts and bolts that hold shock assembly to brake assembly(2 on each side):
116ft lbs. (includes oem replacement bolts)

Front end links:
29ft lbs

Front bolts that hold the bracket and bushings on front sway bar:
29ft lbs

Front nut that secures tie rod to shock assembly:
32ft lbs

Front and rear shock tower nut in center (on top of shock)
33ft lbs

Front three shock tower nuts (on top of shock around center bolt)
33ft lbs

Front brake hose and wheel sensor harness bracket bolts:
10mm one: 7.2ft lbs
12mm one: 16ft lbs

Rear bolts to rear upper arm or camber kit (all three):
43ft lbs

Rear nuts on end links:
top: 28ft lbs
bottom: 29ft lbs

Rear bolt that holds brackets and bushings on rear sway:
16ft lbs

Rear bolt that holds bottom of rear shock:
45ft lbs

Rear two shock tower nuts:
43ft lbs
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I don't hear anything when I turn, just when I hit a bump in the road.
I don't wanna unscrew any bolts yet, I just got an alignment. I'll try to just jack up the car and grease up around the bearing like in the picture you posted.
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when i first got these tein flex's i had a bit of noise when turning but went away
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I found the problem. It was the 17mm bolt on top of the strut. I just popped the hood and tightened it. no noise. Thanks guys!
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