Why is my car making a metal rattling noise in the front passenger side when I hit a bump or increase the speed?
Asked by Grumpybear May 24, 2014 at 08:57 AM about the 2007 Chrysler 300 RWD
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
The noise is making me crazy. I'm
trying to fix it myself bc no one will
help me. Please help. Thanks.
7 Answers
I would jack car up and inspect as soon as possible. Push, pull and spin tire. Do you hear or feel anything? If not remove tire and inspect everything associated with wheel in the area.
Grumpybear answered 10 years ago
If I jack up the car, will I see what's wrong or do I have to take things apart? I'm not sure what I'm looking for. :(
Grumpybear answered 10 years ago
I'm not sure if I take things apart if I can put them back together the right way
Only thing I might would take off is the tire. Leave everything else on. Just inspect for loose or broke items. If you really uneasy jacking up vehicle I would just take it to a certified tire shop for inspection. But either way I would get this looked at ASAP. Noises/problems in the wheel area can possibly lead to serious or deadly accidents.
Grumpybear answered 10 years ago
Thank you for your help. I really appreciate it. It's hard doing things like this on your own. I'll see what I find when I lift the car up. Wish me luck. Hope I don't hurt myself in the process ;)
I believe it may be brake calipers rattling. Try holding brakes while going over bumps, if no rattle sound, you can start there
loose strut would be my answer , maybe worn out bushings