witz04 Posted June 25, 2005 Posted June 25, 2005 Hi there - I have a problem my mechanic cannot figure out. At lower speeds, while turning I hear a clunking noise from the left front around the wheel area. Especially when I turn into the garage which has a 1 inch ledge I hear this popping sound. When I drive on a parking lot going left and right I tend to hear the sound frequently. First take of the mechanic was to replace my ball joints which I did. This did not solve the problem. As soon as I left the shop I heard the popping sound. I went back and they could not figure it out. They don't see anything suspicious ............ but suspect the lower bushings, bar chuckles?, strutts. Did anyone encounter this? Any recommendations are very much appreciated!
TurboGS300 Posted June 25, 2005 Posted June 25, 2005 if it's a newer GS3, you probably need the shim kit for the brakers, SEARCH and yee shall find <_<
GuyTelefunken Posted June 25, 2005 Posted June 25, 2005 I had a similar noise. Turned out to be a blown out shock. Check for any oil leaks from the shocks. There are many other possibilities as well, as others have mentioned.
TexLexus Posted September 30, 2006 Posted September 30, 2006 Hi there - I have a problem my mechanic cannot figure out. At lower speeds, while turning I hear a clunking noise from the left front around the wheel area. Especially when I turn into the garage which has a 1 inch ledge I hear this popping sound. When I drive on a parking lot going left and right I tend to hear the sound frequently. First take of the mechanic was to replace my ball joints which I did. This did not solve the problem. As soon as I left the shop I heard the popping sound. I went back and they could not figure it out. They don't see anything suspicious ............ but suspect the lower bushings, bar chuckles?, strutts. Did anyone encounter this? Any recommendations are very much appreciated! Well Witz04? Can you give us an update? I got the same problem with my 00 GS300. Identical scenario. Tex 2000 Cristal White GS300
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