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1997 Honda Civic DX popping noise drivers side

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Old Apr 20, 2013 | 02:31 PM
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Default 1997 Honda Civic DX popping noise drivers side

Hi!

I could use a little guidance...

I have a 1997 civic DX and was having a problem with a drivers side popping noise when I would pull into a parking spots...

So it would be at low speeds and I would turn into a parking spot...pop pop...then straighten the wheel and I would hear just a pop. It wouldn't happen all the time just occasionally.

I did a little research and thought like many who post and get responses, it's gotta be the CV axle. I inspected the axle and indeed the boot was thrashed but had some grease left. I figured sweet, easy fix...

Replaced the axle and low and behold the popping is still there.

Trying to do a little more research now instead of just guessing...

So at an idle just sitting I turn the wheel back and forth all the way and I get the pop pop sound, I believe I have the noise dialed down to the driver side but I am stumped on what it is??? Ball joint...strut...tie rod end.

Maybe somebody can point me in the right direction...

Thanks so much in advance
 
Old Apr 21, 2013 | 04:34 AM
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Have someone else turn the wheel while you listen outside the car to find out exactly where the noise is coming from.
 
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