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> Noise from front drivers side, Think it might be the motor mount
post Dec 3, 2013 - 1:26 PM
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Ok so just recently a pretty loud noise has started coming from the 'front drivers side wheel area'.

The noise is ONLY when I'm accelerating/on the gas at all. As soon as I take my foot aft the gas it stops (kind of a squealing/clunking/grinding noise). Thats why I'm thinking it could be the rear motor mount, if its bad then it would tweak a little and the axle wouldn't line up the way its supposed to right?

I jacked the car up and no noises just spinning the wheel, bearing doesn't seem to have any play in it. All the other suspension parts a like brand new.

Just trying to narrow it down, if its ONLY when I press on the gas, what else could it be?

I took a pic of the front and rear mounts, and the rear looks a lot worse, but idk if that bad enough to make the noises.

Rear - It looks a lot more worn down



Front - looks in a lot better shape




Found a poly mount wondering if it will work, idk how they replace the one now? like how does the rubber part come out? or is there a better mount option?
http://speed-source.net/?wpsc-product=toyota-engine-mounts
says for gt4, but the gt mounts should be the same right?


This post has been edited by mgnt232: Dec 3, 2013 - 1:32 PM


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post Dec 27, 2013 - 5:15 AM
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Have you checked you inner rear lower control arm bush?

Mine had similar symptoms and the bush had disintegrated causing the noise.

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