Everytime i go over a reflecter or little rocking on the road i hear more of sqeaking noise i cant tell what is it is on the right front hand side i already paid close to 340$..thinking it could be my lower pushing..however no success plus changin my bolt joints on both side with no sucess..this thing its killing me because i love my car to much ..i checked the strut its absoulty nothing wroung with it my mechinc and i went over this a million time..u can only hear it at night...so is there enything else inside my strut that could be causing this sound..email address [email protected]
Tough to tell from your description. I would check the strut mount. That is the top assembly that the spring seats against. The top rotates, or should. The night part puzzles me.
SOURCE: Front end noise
I have the same problem and it is the strut and maybe mounts (depending on how bad it is)
SOURCE: breaking noise in the front wheel
it could be the joint in the c/v axle. or it could be that you have something loose in the steering linkage. i would not advise you to drive it until it is inspected. better safe than sorry.
SOURCE: problem with clunking on left side of car.
You need to Check the Shocks and Bearings on that Side. These are the Common Problems with the Symptons as Described above. Please Rate My Response! Thanks!
SOURCE: Clunking and knocking noise from rear when hitting bumps.
-it could be the sawy bar linkages
-but also check to see if the struts are leaking or that it looks damp
-but because you said it doesn't look like it bouncing when you hit a dip most likely it could be that the struts are dead
-check to see the cars ride hieght that would give you a clue
SOURCE: 1991 toyota camry front drivers side makes noise while driving
It's the left front wheel bearing. Take it to your favorite mechanic if you have one, any good tech can do it, but he/she could run into complications with a car of that age. (The hip bone's connected to the thigh bone, the thigh bone's connected to the knee bone, etc, and there's probably a good share of corrosion down there).
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