HELP! 350z problem
Hello, i've tried figuring this out and i can't. going to be taking it to the shop soon but would like your input on if and how you fixed this problem if you've ever experienced it.
So i had my lower ball joints changed by a shop and ever since then i get a Tire rub type sound mixed with a popping sound everytime i turn left. It doesn't start until about 10mph and the popping/rubbing noise gets faster or slower depending on speed. i've checked everything from tie rod ends to brake pads to see if those were loose. My brake pads were just changed. i do need new rotors but my brake pads are not loose against them. my wheel bearings are all good and so are my tie rod ends. the only thing that needs replaced in the future is my upper ball joints. BUT the popping/rubbing noise changes with speed so it wouldn't make sense that the ball joints would be making that noise. Any insight??
So i had my lower ball joints changed by a shop and ever since then i get a Tire rub type sound mixed with a popping sound everytime i turn left. It doesn't start until about 10mph and the popping/rubbing noise gets faster or slower depending on speed. i've checked everything from tie rod ends to brake pads to see if those were loose. My brake pads were just changed. i do need new rotors but my brake pads are not loose against them. my wheel bearings are all good and so are my tie rod ends. the only thing that needs replaced in the future is my upper ball joints. BUT the popping/rubbing noise changes with speed so it wouldn't make sense that the ball joints would be making that noise. Any insight??
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Rubbing or popping sounds usually leave a signs of scrapped metal or rubber on suspension, wheels or tires. Have you jacked up the car and carefully inspected all these parts? This problem could have many causes, and only careful inspection will reveal its source.
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