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vibration sound while turning

posted by  B.B. on  Mon Dec 4 16:05 CST 2023
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Hi

Is it a clicking sound? Then look for a torn boot on your CV joint/drive-axles
A torn boot will throw the grease out and the bearing will destroy itself quickly.
It can be hard to see a torn CV boot, but easier to see a ring of grease thrown around it under the car body.

Check for a busted upper motor mount, and the motor mount under the T-belt.
If you rev the engine, see if the engine is moving with the sudden increase
in RPM.

Hogged out upper strut mounts might cause some noise while turning.

Bill






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