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hey guys, recently i have been having problems for example tie rod end , uppercontrol arm and now i am suspecting a driveshaft problem when driving at speeds of 25km on a flat road i get massive clunking noise(non-stop) from the Front right wheel .
the car is a ek
and also how hard would replacing a driveshaft cost? while im at it ill do both if its easy
maybe buy these aswell ??? :http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Honda-Civic-ek-CV-Joint-Drive-Shaft-/140688089696#ht_745wt_1031
-cheers
integraR
19-02-2013, 03:02 PM
go repco/burson less than 100 brand new
if your turning your car = make clinking sounds then it's driveshaft
also it could be suspe sion wise problem
go repco/burson less than 100 brand new
if your turning your car = make clinking sounds then it's driveshaft
also it could be suspe sion wise problem
it happens even when just going straight . i took off my upper control arm its horrible and worn/torn after that i am going to replace tie rod ends left one is very very loose . but its just my instinct that says its the driveshaft aswell it has a really loud clunk/click noise . how much would mechanics roughly charge to replace them ?
RenzokukenJ
19-02-2013, 04:21 PM
loose suspension?
GU357
19-02-2013, 08:02 PM
sell car buy another EK.
sell car buy another EK.
I am ganna sell after fixing, I don't want some noob driving off the roads....
GU357
20-02-2013, 09:53 PM
fair enough. good luck it will be a learning experience ahah
fair enough. good luck it will be a learning experience ahah
After replacing uppercontrol arm the noise is gone yaaaay lol
Daveho1
22-02-2013, 04:08 AM
i took off my upper control arm its horrible and worn/torn
oh shiiit your have torn your upper control arm, thats the worst thing to happen in all time. seriously though im glad you sorted it drive shafts only clunk on a straight line when they are soooooo f***** so since im betting something was loose up the front there its worth geting your torque wrench and going over the suspension
Rage King
22-02-2013, 08:59 AM
1) check your sway bar bushings - possibly worn out too.
2) faulty/worn shock inserts.
3) screwed wheel bearings
Lol thx guys but like I said noise is gone now. =)
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