Why is my front tire making a rattling noise?
A rattling noise in that area can be a number of things including bad struts, timing chain issue, or bent suspension components. The most common cause of rattling noises from the wheel area being loose or a worn strut mount or the strut coming apart.
Why does my car have a bad strut assembly?
Typically this is an indication of front end alignment that is faulty, however the issue is typically caused by a strut assembly that has worn out. If you take your vehicle to the local ASE certified mechanic to have the front end alignment checked, the majority of the time a broken strut will be the cause.
When do you Know Your struts have failed?
In fact, you’ll most likely feel every bump and crack in the road when your struts have failed completely. If your overall ride is becoming bumpy or rough, contact YourMechanic so they can road test, diagnose, and replace the strut assembly if needed.
When do I need to replace my front end strut?
When you have a rattling noise in the front end, many automotive repair facilities will recommend replacing the strut/shock assembly without replacing the strut mount (perhaps because a new mount costs almost as much as a new strut). But replacing the strut assembly alone can result in an expensive repair job that doesn’t get rid of the noise.
Why is strut assembly important to suspension family?
The strut assembly for a car, truck or SUV is a critical member for the suspension family that impacts the overall drivability of the vehicle. While driving any vehicle, hitting bumps and dips along the way is normal and are absorbed by several suspension components to produce a smooth ride.
What makes a clunking noise after a strut replacement?
Noises After Shock/Strut Replacement: Causes. Internal shock or strut noise is uncommon. The most common cause for clunking noises over bumps is the mounts or attaching parts. Careful inspection is often required to identify the cause. Mountings and bushings can appear to be tight, but move slightly when driving.
Can a front suspension Rattle at slow speeds?
Front Suspension Rattle at Slow Speeds – TechLink Click to expand… Yes, I replaced mine with the MOOG ones (as mentioned above) last year and haven’t had a rattle since. Replacing them doesn’t need a puller or special tools and took me 20 mins for both sides. Very easy and love that the noise is gone.
Why does my traverse make a rattling noise?
I have a 2014 Traverse that is making this rattling or loose sound coming from the front end and I did like you. I replaced the sway bar links and replaced the struts with no silence of the noise.
Why does my rear wheel drive car Rattle?
Mounting points on the frame can rust away, but this causes steering symptoms far more noticeable and worrisome than a mere noise. Older rear-wheel-drive vehicles with a live rear axle and coil springs may have what’s called a panhard rod that runs diagonally from the chassis to one side of the axle housing.