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I had some thing similar happen in my Saturn. Back and no more Bump, Bump, Bump. To get full-access, you need to register for a FREE account. Just about everyday when doing so there's a single 'thump' or a light 'knock' under my feet on the driver side. This might have moved the suspension enough to cause the infamous clunk.
Access all special features of the site. I have 821000 miles on it. I attached an exploded view of the steering and suspension components. Our certified mechanics come to you ・Backed by 12-month, 12, 000-mile guarantee・Fair and transparent pricing. The noise happens when going over bumps and turning right whilst driving. I am having a knocking noise under my brakes and gas under my feet steadily impark driving turning Etc it's not loud but noticeable it gets louder as gas is being pushed it's by the driver side wheel I have the 03 Chevy jacked up wondering what's wrong if someone could please give me some advice I really appreciate it thanks. Any ideas what it might be???? I'm thinking it could be possible driveshaft hitting the ARB but they dont look close enough to hit each other. Check for bushings that are bad, excessive play in any of the components, and confirm the steering stabilizer bushings and bar are in good condition. I really would appreciate some info. Driver side floorboard wet. Let me know if you have other questions. You can feel KNOCK, KNOCK, KNOCK. Only symptom was an occassional clunk when cornering.
Also fitted shortened droplinks. Check for a bubble, uneven tread, or a shifted belt. Not sure if this has anything to do with it but when I hit my brakes hard I feel a thump at the end of my no wear in tires. Clunking front driver side under floor board. I make a left-hand turn into my parking lot at work and there's a small lip to drive over to transition from the road and into the parking lot. I have a knocking sound under floorboard on driver side that I can feel when I go over bumps sound starts loud then lowers with only 3 to 5 does it mainly while bobtailing. I'm running on KW ST X coilovers (adjusted about 3/4 of the way down). I did notice that the Engine shock on the drivers side was loose from the top mount. Any input is appreciated, thanks everyone and happy driving. Second question: Would I be out of line to expect the mechanic to sort this out?
When the knocking first started I was 99% sure it was front arm rear bushes as they were split and and I can feel the knocking under my feet when I drive. In dire need of help. If you suspect it may be a tire or even a bent wheel issue, rotate the tires to see if the noise changes location. I'm a youtube mechanic and live in a apartment so I'm still learning how all this stuff works. Hopefully it wont end up being a matter of elimination as that will be expensive.
And u bolts are in good shape. Seems they continue to toghten and compress the rubber bushings! The service manual says 15-21 ft/lbs. The top bolt of the sway bar link was broken off. However I can't see anything wacky. If your vehicle is a front wheel drive, then the noise could be a CV Shaft failing causing the knocking noise. I've read you can hear a knocking/popping from the battery "breathing" but this seems to be isolated to the car tackling pavement transitions into parking lots. 1998 Ranger Xcab XLT 4x4 4. I haven't heard or felt a clunk in a week! Now, if you are hearing a clunking noise, it is important to have the steering and suspension components checked. I've had this mysterious clunk that could be felt in the DS floorboard, so I took out the torsion bar, checked the "gasket seat" and didn't find anything wrong with it. Two quick questions that I haven't been able to find much information on: 1. Thumping Noise, Clunking: Under Driver Side Floor Board Feels Like. The Rear bushing was towards the outside and the inner was more towards the inside, towards the engine. This weekend I went to Naches in WA and did some very mild trails, didnt even get out of 2WD.
2013 Red SV 1778K miles/12 bars/284Gids/67. I called a mechanic buddy, he noticed while moving the DS upper control arm up and down that it felt like it was binding. I changed them to powerflex ones and the noise was still there. Nearly every time I turned the wheel it would flick the mat. Sure enough the floor mat had slipped up behind the pedals to a joint in the steering shaft. Looks like a trip to the dealer already. Advice and help will be much appreciated. Occurs when turning in both directions WEIRD. The box says just until the poly bushings start to compress. Leak on drivers side floorboard. Everything was fine for 2 weeks.
It feel like it's right underneath my foot when I'm driving. Last edited by MIKEA on Mon Dec 23, 2013 4:28 pm, edited 1 time in total. I recently had an Icon stage 3 suspension installed(from a reputable offroad mechanic) with 285/70/17 Duratracs on a 2015 TEP I bought in June. The front suspension has all new components and bushings. Does anybody know the torque value for the sway bar links. Knocking under driver side floorboard for 65 chevy c10. Here is a link that discusses clunking or popping noises in the front end. I brought it in to the shop twice insisting that the wheelbearing was bad. If you've worked on this setup, you know how much of a pain they can be. I can't believe nobody could find such a simple problem. Where is the first place all y'all pros would look for this noise? Lots of salt residue on the roads, and even when pumping through lots of washer fluid (+5-10 seconds), the bottom of the windshield just doesn't get wet to clean.
I Own a 2011 Ibiza Bocanegra and I've recently been getting a knocking noise coming from underneath my feet whilst driving. I dont feel it under a load unless I roll over a very big bump at an higher speed. Hope you can help me out here. It seems to happen infrequently (i. e. does not when driving on a flat road), but does seem to happen frequently when the car weight shifts when going over a transition in the pavement. If the tires are worn, they can cause this. In dire need of help. Take a look through it to see if it helps. Hey everyone - picked up MY in late December and loving it so far. I can't figure out a rhyme or reason to it, but bumps/potholes seem to exacerbate it.
Is there a 'problem' bolt or bushing on this year/lift? To see if this might be causing the clunk, we adjusted them both to the outside/middle. Sometimes the effort has to be made to jack up the truck, put the frame on stand and then shake everything down and even to take a prybar and start prying to find out hat is not supposed to be moving around. I torqued the bolt/nut down to 110ft/lbs. Do you guys think this is a cause for concern - i. suspension issue? Had the same probvlem with my 2002 4WD. And Explorer ST community dedicated to Explorer ST. owners and enthusiasts. As a registered member, you'll be able to: - Participate in all Tacoma discussion topics. Communicate privately with other Tacoma owners from around the world. On the drive home I noticed a clunk/rattle that sounds like it coming from under the gas pedal.