Clunking when turning steering wheel

50

Asked by GuruTFCLY Mar 01, 2020 at 07:44 PM about the 2008 Honda Accord EX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When I drive my car around 30 to 40
mph, when I steer steering wheel back
and forth hear clunk clunk sound from
front

6 Answers

350

EITHER THE TIE ROD ENDS OR HONDA PUT THE WRONG BUSHING IN THE LOWER CONTROL ARM FROM THE FACTORY.

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670

Yes bushings or some thing worse . Have a friend turn the wheel while you look under the front end to see what’s loose may have to hold with hand to tell.

350

LIFT UP FRONT END WITH A JACK. HOLD THE TIRE AND SHAKE IT SIDE TO SIDE AND UP AND DOWN. IF IT MOVES. MOST LIKELY TIE ROD END BUSHINGS. IF THE WHEEL BEARING ARE BAD. YOU WOULD HEAR A GRINDING SOUND ALL THE TIME. THE BEARINGS WILL GET HOT AND FAIL. TIE ROD ENDS CAN FALL OFF THE CAR. FIX AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

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