Gava

iTrader: (10)

Hey people,

Im hoping someone can either shed some light or just advice, i have had a loud clonk noise when sort of turning right or left. I put this down to the struts on the front so i have now fitted coilovers, it still makes the noise.

I am now thinking it might be the bottom arm rear bushes or maybe something to do with the steering colum/rack.

When stationery turning left and right is fine and soon as you start moving and just turning or evening sometimes over bumps you get this clonk noise.

If anyone has had sort of noises like these or any advice and what you might have changed in the past feel free to get in touch any help is good help

Cheers

tubbytommy

iTrader: (20)

i had the same issue when i had my coilovers fitted, check the preload, my spring was loose in the strut and this caused the noise, i reset the preload using this link for help
http://forums.maxima.org/advanced-su...er-brands.html

and it cured the problem

Gava

iTrader: (10)

this noise was there before i fitted the coilovers mate, i fitted them because i thought my struts were making the noise so i fitted the coilovers to get rid of the noise but it didnt work

tubbytommy

iTrader: (20)

are you sure its not arb drop links then?

ilogikal1

Similar issue on mine when I got it when turning right (I think), turned out that the previous owner had gotten a gibbon to fit his brake discs and said gibbon hadn't actually fitted both of them, rather just placed the left hand one somewhere near the axle and hoped for the best. I resolved this by simply replacing the lot with an AP Racing kit

Gava

iTrader: (10)

This is random aint it lol, no ihave already fitted front and rear 22mm arb and the solid drop links to go with them

chopperman

Your not talking about the clonking diff noise when turning are you? if so that's normal.

Gava

iTrader: (10)

i dont think so its a loud clonk from the front when slightly turning and sometimes from when going over bumps

chopperman

Ah, wont be the diff noise then. Have you checked engine mounts?

Gava

iTrader: (10)

not in no detail no.......

I wouldnt have thought it would be that so surely the eninge doesnt seem to shake anymore than what i should

tubbytommy

iTrader: (20)

sounds like drop links to me

chopperman

Tubby probably right with drop links but its worth checking engine and gearbox mounts. Its all connected in one way or another so steering can cause knocking noises due to twisting action.

Gava

iTrader: (10)

i wouldnt have thought it was a drop link as i have whiteline solid gold drop links?

Stevo-C

Can you feel it in he steering column?

Gava

iTrader: (10)

cant really feel it any where can just hear it