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Old 03-09-2010, 08:43 PM   #1 (permalink)
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clanking noise when coasting

Wondering if any has to deal with this. I have a metal clanking noise coming from the front drivers side. Happens when i take my foot off the brake or gas pedals and the car is just coasting. Stops when either pedal is pressed. It is a 93 dx corolla w/ 258000. Still runs well, but the noise concerns me. It has not increased in volume or decreased in the last 6000 miles. I am sure soomething is just worn out, but would like a heads up. Thanks in advance.
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More then likely a CV joint, maybe a loose strut or caliper bracket...

take off the wheel and give everything a good tugging.
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It could also be your wheel bearings, but that is usually associated with a grinding sound. Still, sometimes they clank a little. Take off your wheel and try to move the hub vertically and laterally. If it has any play (movement) it means the bearings need to be replaced.
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warped rotors scraping against the brake pads maybe?
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I have the same kind of sound in my 97 DX. In mine, anyhow, it's not the CV or the strut or the brakes. I just had all that stuff out last weekend looking for the noise, put in a new axle while I was in there. A couple years ago, I did have a loose strut nut that sounded about the same.

I don't know - maybe a motor mount? What else is left? Guess I'll keep looking and hope something bad doesn't happen.
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I don't know - maybe a motor mount? What else is left? Guess I'll keep looking and hope something bad doesn't happen.
Motor mounts are a possibility, but usually you will only get a knocking sound right when you press the accelerator and right when you let off of it.
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Hah! Found mine! The rear bolt that holds the lower control arm on was loose. The bushing there is hosed, too, but tightening the bolt stopped the noise.
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