That's the sound I have coming from my front left wheel area when I turn to the right. I know what a wheel bearing sounds/feels like when it goes out. I replaced the front left wheel bearing few months back, so that shouldn't be the problem I wouldn't think. The clicking comes from me turning at slow speed. I really notice it when going like 0.5mph and turning right, like turning into the driveway for example. The sound gets faster as I go faster, like up to 5mph. It's not like I'm putting a large amount of force on the wheel bearing at that speed. It doesn't really make any noise at driving speed though, even driving spritedly. I'm stumped, what could it be?
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There's actually a chance it could be the strut bearing. A friend's car was making a clicking popping sound at lower speeds and new strut mounts fixed it. -
Strut bearing, wonderful. I'll take care of that when the new suspension goes on. It's a very consistent repetitive clicking sound then the wheels is turned, very annoying when driving through downtown parking and what not. Kiiiinda embarrassing having a car that looks the part but doesn't sound like its maintained properly.Comment
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