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    Suspension faults

    Hey guys.

    I just got my car on the road today and I noticed it has a repetitive kind of click/thus noise coming from the passenger front. It's not like a cv joint when taking a corner, it is there permanently. The car also pulls to the right. I don't have a jack handy and was just wondering what you guys might think it is.
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    It could be nearly anything. Maybe a sway bar end link, a bad tie rod, you name it. You're going to have to get under your car and look. It's not like you're going to purchase parts based on our guessing anyway. Get under there and do your own investigating. You're the only one who can actually see what's going on under the car.
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      #3
      Tire and alignment.
      A&P-IA

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        #4
        take it to a shop to get looked at if you don't have the basic tools to do so safely. All we can do is speculate.

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          #5
          Could even be something stuck in your tire!

          You're gonna have to get under there and look. The best we can say is "there's something wrong with your suspension, tires, or axles"... and that much, you already know.






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            #6
            I used my roommates jack that looked like it was from the 1800's and gut the front wheels off today. Both front tires have a bit off wear on the inside. I did the 9-3 & 12-6 wiggle test with the wheel on the ground and off the ground and nothing felt out of the norm. There was n wiggle. I'm wondering if the front end is just misaligned or the belts in the tires have shifted. I will be checking around for a good alignment shop here in Brampton.

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              #7
              That's entirely possible. If you don't know how old the tires are, or how long it's been since the wheels were aligned... it's time to hit the tire shop!






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                #8
                Originally posted by deevergote View Post
                That's entirely possible. If you don't know how old the tires are, or how long it's been since the wheels were aligned... it's time to hit the tire shop!
                You got that right. Going to go to active green & ross tonight and book an appointment.

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                  #9
                  Did you end getting this fixed? Was wondering if you discovered what the problem was?

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                    #10
                    He hasn't logged on since November. The car is probably a soup can by now.






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