my car has been lowered and could be possible that my spring has come loose or something i have been told.
but what else could it be?
and will it be expensive to fix
is it your blinker
yeh good call man
Hmm... does it happen when you turn one way or both? Does it go away if you apply the brakes?
Is it a ticking or a knocking? If you've got spring issues they would manifest in more of a knocking when running from lock to lock or going over bumps.
If it's a ticking when you're turning one way, I'd be looking at a wheel bearing or maybe a loose brake pad?
Checked your swaybar links?
Has the car been lowered with new springs or the old springs cut?
could also be a power steering problem
strut top bearing? had it happen in my vn when i lowered it and when you would turn the wheel it would click its head off
If it's the front... CV joints? Will click when the wheels are at full lock...
I just love the way other motorists on the highway think it's an unmarked cop car.........
And Yes, it is a manual
Commodores are rear wheel drive therefore dont have cv joints in the front.Check the front wheel bearings/hubs for play/looseness.Push and pull the wheels in and out at the top and bottom of the wheel.Jack it up to do this.It should have the tiniest bit of movement.It could also be the brake disk, brake pads or seized brake calipers not retracting the pads from the disks properly.If it's the front... CV joints? Will click when the wheels are at full lock...
Last edited by Brett_jjj; 17-03-2010 at 10:34 AM.
My mistake..... But doesn't a rear wheel drive have CV joints (on the rear driven wheels) if it has IRS?
I just love the way other motorists on the highway think it's an unmarked cop car.........
And Yes, it is a manual