i doubt it if you are explaining as a popping noise. Even then it doesnt stop it completely. Hi there - the noise you describe while turning the steering wheel is due to a worn strut bearing plate, or one that needs some grease (replacement still required). Diagnosis was either a broken spring or a worn top mount for the suspension. You'll want to stay in it until it's almost too late to get out. Come join the fun!MaxxFab Side Exit No Cat | Injen SRI | MaxxFab 3" O2 | AGP WGA | PTP FTM | Direct Fit Intercooler | Zzap 55mm TB | AGP Hardpipes + Tial Race BOV | Mopar Stg III Coilovers | Boomba Fuel Rail | Boomba Motor Mounts | Drilled & Slotted Rotors i wonder what that car would be like at 35 psi :eeeek: Re: Clunking from o/s front coil spring when turning steering Mileage when I bought it was about 12,000, now 43,000. When I feel like sparring with the svc dept again, I'll take it back in. When the volume limiter feature is turned on, the volume of the sound system will be limited to a safe volume.
I thought i had the same problem but it was my lower control arm bushing that went bad.
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My question’s do you guys have any coilover will fit my car?I’m sorry but we don’t offer anything for your vehicle but we’ll certainly keep you posted!I purchased the classic coilovers for my 8th gen honda civic and after install I heard a popping or “pinging” noise from the front. So two new top mounts and a set of Eibachs where ordered and fitted and the noise seemend to go away 90% of the time. i get the same problem with my ground controls coilovers. Join now! The The sleek design, luxurious interior and smooth finish of the 2012 Hyundai Veracruz belies a full size SUV from a much higher price range. I hope this helps. The community to discuss high-performance Dodge vehicles from the SRT and PVO groups, SRT-4, SRT-6, SRT-8, and SRT-10. Turning Steering wheel = spring popping noise My power steering fluid (ATF) is full enough (and actually more full than it was before this noise) but not topped off. You'll want to stay in it until it's almost too late to get out. The The 2012 Toyota Venza offers the best combination of the SUV and a sedan. Anyway. I took it next door on Friday and explained about the clunk and described my holding the spring and turning it etc. That was last spring, and I believe they should have a TSB on it by now from other reports I've read.
Did you find out? This will cause the spring to catch and skip across the spring perches, resulting in a distinct pinging noise. You guys need to look at that. To turn this feature on or off, follow these steps: 1.
Does anyone else have this problem? let me know what you did if you get it fixed.Hmmm wonder if this is my problem??? This light will illuminate when the overdrive system on the transmission has been turned off. The strut housing and spring are made to turn together but when the bearing, which is usually located at the top of the coilover, has gone bad, the spring isn’t allowed to turn freely with the rest of the coilover. JavaScript is disabled. when i turn the wheel sometimes i hear a clunk or a pop and when i looked under the car i could see the rubber in the bushing coming out. Joined: Aug 14, 2010 42 4 0 Location: Los Angeles Vehicle: 2011 Prius Model: II. These fees will be collected by the shipping carrier upon delivery.Spring bind occurs most often with aftermarket suspension when the spring doesn’t rotate with the rest of the strut when turning and is most common at slower speeds.The most obvious symptom of spring bind is a pinging sound when you turn the steering wheel. The spring that was changed on the drivers side doesn't seem to be causing any issues.
I was having the same problem with my BC inverted racing coilovers. I'm thinking your adjustable lock may be loose, and that's why you hear the clunk on turns. Basically, when I am turning the car (mostly noticable at slow speeds) I can hear and feel a loud, spring tension noise popping from the front passenger corner. I have had 3 installed in the last 6 months, only to get a single pop noise when sitting still and slightly turning left or right.
For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding.So, with our suspension, and a coilover setup, when you turn the wheel, the spring has to turn as well.
That was last spring, and I believe they should have a TSB on it by now from other reports I've read. Hi. i had this problem then noticed the coils werent seated right on the strut...it was clanging against the strut when i turned..i took the strut asembly out, then reseated the spring on the strut..and it fixed it that might be your guys problem. that might be your guys problem.
All the motors work separately but connect to the same switch. I have the same problem with my Mopar Stage III coilovers, whenever I turn slowly, I get a loud clunk that sounds like something giving under pressure. When I turn my steering wheel theres like a spring noise, like when you turn something with springs past its limit and the sping pops.