Suspension help please!

**Jnibbs24** · 10-14-2017

First off this is everything I have replaced to rule out multiple solutions!

*New LCA(includes ball joints)
*New Sway bar/frame bushings/endlinks
*New moog inner/outer tie rods
*New motor mount
*New poly dogbone mounts
*New moog quick struts
*New driver side cv axle

I'm constantly getting a clunk while turning the wheel at low speeds or parking maneuvers, I've went through every bolt and everything I could think of. Still makes the noise, noise is a CLUNK/POP sound only happens at low speed turning. When I give it some gas from a dead stop(not chirping tires but a quick little ease into acceleration) it sounds like something rocking, same when I'm coming to a stop, it's not like OMG what is that awful noise, but it's there and it's not normal. I'm pretty much lost as to what it could be. Any ideas anyone? Thank you!

**Scottydoggs** · 10-14-2017

sub frame bolts or their bushings could be shot.

you feel it under your feet? i did. i left a sub frame bolt a bit loose. only took a turn and a 1/2 more, and that was aping it.

**Jnibbs24** · 10-14-2017

I did check mine they're all tight and don't look damaged. I'm completely stumped on this one

**spazzz** · 10-14-2017

intermediate steering shaft.

**Jnibbs24** · 10-14-2017

Dealer fix that? I don't hear it at my feet, I hear it at pass side, wife says she can feel it on her side, it's deff from the front and sounds more pass/middle. I'm honestly tired of throwing parts at it hoping it sticks. Drives like a dream other then that. So fn annoying.

**wstefan20** · 10-14-2017

Have this same problem. At least for me It's not the subframe. I have locktight and torqued to 133lb/ft! I'll check out the shaft and let you know.

**Scottydoggs** · 10-14-2017

that shaft is on the drivers side and you feel it click in the steering wheel pretty much.

**Scottydoggs** · 10-14-2017

you notice any play in the wheel? it tq steer bad? my rack had internal slop it did make a little clunk sound, but you had to hammer it then hold on, you had a 50/50 shot of what way it would pull, so you had to be ready for it lol

what i did was got both front wheels off the ground left the wheel locked, had a pal pull and hold one wheel steady while i pushed and pulled the other one. then only could i feel it slop inside the rack. with one wheel held tight if i pushed the other one the locked steering wheel would move back and fourth.

a bad inner tie rod could also make sounds. jack one wheel at a time up, take the wheel off and push and pull the rod by hand, if its bad you'll feel it move or click.

**Jnibbs24** · 10-14-2017

Inner outer tie rods are new. Not much play in the wheel just parked you can rock the wheel from 11-1 and it has the normal ISS sound. But when moving I don't hear the clunk/popping sound until I'm about 1/4 wheel turn, I have to do 3 point turn to park in the garage and it sounds like something is going to break lol its that bad. I'm to the point that I'll just let whatever it is break then I'll know what it was lol sad, but that's the reality I'm dealing with. Wheels up in air with car in moving wheels side to side, nothing, not a peep. Car on ground, wtf is that noise....

**wstefan20** · 10-14-2017

I'm going to try lubing the intermediate steering shaft as shown in this post: http://www.colinkraft.com/shaft.php

Hopefully that will take care of this.