Groaning noise as I turn and accelerate.

[oyajicool]

It's THE nut behind the steering wheel.

[Mishakol129]

It's THE nut behind the steering wheel.

Who is not a nut? All people are crazy they just don't realize it. Only when I learned what the Wisdom of God was did I not become crazy.

[93twodoorLX]

I've had this same problem recently. I've chased a few different things.

its not the lower ball joints or the tie rod ends or the axles or the wheel bearings or the intermediate shaft. i know because i have replaced all them, trying to make it stop.

i might try the upper control arms cuz the are original from 93 anyway. i figure with my car having about 124,000 miles on it now it might be time for a few things to be replaced for the first time. but has ANYONE ever found the solution to this problem? I have searched this forum and 3 others. I have seen other people experience this but none have posted a solution.

All I know is that i will post my solution if i ever find out what it is.

-sean

[Bad_dude]

It's difficult to pin point the problem from the vague description. At the same time, it's really tough to describe it fully when you don't know where it's really coming from. I have my own problem with the some what rhythmic sound which I narrow it down to possible front bearing. The problem is absolutely zero play in the front the wheels. The only thing I could do is check all ball joints and suspension to make sure it's safe and that's all I could do. I still lose sleep over this problem. I guess b/c I am broke and hate to spend on repairs that I cannot confirm.