Hi, I have a Totota starlet 1983 model, I can't find the right suspension parts to make the noise go away

You should take into a repair shop and have them look at front suspension on your vehicle.Make sure and have a tech drive with you so you can show them the noise it is making.If you just drop the car off and tell them it is making a noise when you turn right or left they could be hearing a different noise.This could cause them repair all sorts of other noises and not fix your problem.There are a few moving parts in the front suspension.That is why it`s important make sure they are hearing the same noise you are.It could be something that is noticed right away or it could be something that you can tell what it is just by hearing it.Hope this helps.Good luck.

here is another way,

Loosen adjusting screw, then tighten to 0.0 in. clearance.
Tighten adjusting screw one additional rotation.

Hi!

The Toyota Starlet is a fuel efficient compact car that replaced Toyota's Publica model in 1973 and was manufactured through the 1999 model year. The Starlet was sold new in the United States for only four years, from 1981 through the 1984 model year. Originally a rear-wheel drive car, the Starlet transitioned to front-wheel drive in 1984.

The 1981 to 1984 versions of the Starlet that were sold in the U.S. were powered by a 1.3 liter OHV engine with four cylinders and electronic fuel injection. The engine has a 2.95-inch bore and 2.87-inch stroke and produces 58 horsepower at 4,200 rpm. The 1981 and 1982 versions of the engine produced 67 ft-lbs of torque, and the 1983 and 1984 versions produced 74 ft-lbs of torque. The compression ratio is 9.5:1.
Hope that helps!!
EJ Kudelka

Go to faxonautoliterature.com. They carry original dealer service manuals and they should have the Toyota manuals for you. I looked up 1983 and it showed the service manual, and body manual both for about $30 each. I've used them before and had excellent service. Hope this helps.

It seems, you had disconnect the cables and bulb fitting.
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1. While car in off, check resistance of each wire to body. The one that has 0 ( lowest) resistance is earth (ground)
2. Start the car, turn on hi beam, measure the voltage of the rest of wires to the earth. The one has DC voltage ( 12-13 VDC) is Hi beam positive ( +) cable.
3. The rest is Low beam positive cable

the washer motor is gone then ,,,its in the bottle,,

Probably just the drivebelt/tensioner/waterpump thats giving up, almost never the crank, but do get it fixed asap...;)
(If the drivebelt breaks while running it will destroy the engine!)

hi forget cv joint the noise would be on the left side if it was check the suspension parts on the right side emissionwiz is right you need to decribe the noise but favourites will be ball joints bearings suspension leg yates210456

to Tristan, I believe you are referring to the sprocket. Good Luck, from Curt, not isolated enough, in Connecticut, USA. countrycurt0

check the break first