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for awhile now i have had a click noise coming from the front passenger side whenever i turn into a driveway or coming out of one. now i have changed the cv's and ball joints and just this weekend i changed the upper control arm bushes and didn't change anything, even though they were absolutly nackered. see the pics.

any other idea's on what it could be?

for awhile now i have had a click noise coming from the front passenger side whenever i turn into a driveway or coming out of one. now i have changed the cv's and ball joints and just this weekend i changed the upper control arm bushes and didn't change anything, even though they were absolutly nackered. see the pics.

any other idea's on what it could be?

Wheel bearing is a possibility, esp if your sure the CV's are fine.

might be the top ball joint on your struts if you have the pillow ball coil over things

they loosen up sometimes and clunk

what the? can you get a pic.

i have the whole left side hub assembly so if it is the wheel bearing i got a spare.. if it was wouldn't the noise be all the time? thats what happen to my friends mazda. this noise only happens when i turn a sharp corner or turn into a driveway.

they can rattle all the time but they can also clunk while turning

way to tighten it is to grip the piston of the shock with multies (use a bit of rubber so you dont scratch the shaft then tighten the top nut

just get it up on a hoist and tighten eveny nut underneath if the shocks are already tight

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