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post Aug 20, 2005 - 1:28 PM
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Recently I've been experiencing a rather annoying knock that seems to be coming from the rear left wheel or at least that area. The knock, when it occurs, increases as speed does and is not affected by engine RPM. It seems to start after I've hit a bump or taken a corner, and is solvable every single time by bringing the car to a stop and then starting again. I've taken off the wheel to see if I can notice anything wrong but it all seems to be in good order to me. Anyone have ideas? Do I just need an alignment maybe?
post Aug 22, 2005 - 10:06 AM
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might actually be your axle. its really hard to diagnose the noise. have somebody walk next to the car while your driving and see if they can pinpoint where the noise is coming from. i remember after my accident my axle got knocked out of place and it made a knocking noise when i increased speed.

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post Aug 22, 2005 - 1:15 PM
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if it knocks in turns it could be your CV joints..


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post Aug 22, 2005 - 4:44 PM
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It doesn't knock in turns, it knocks after turns, repeatedly. And looks like I've found the problem... I thought it was the rear left wheel, but after today I'm pretty sure it was the rear right wheel. Was walking up to the car and noticed that my rear right wheel had only 3 lugnuts on it... and the 3 that were on it were kinda loose. I tightened it up and then moved a lugnut from my rear left wheel onto that one so I had two wheels with 4 instead of one with 3. The rim is still in good shape thankfully. The two lugnuts that had come off weren't side by side so there wasn't really any excess pressure on one part of the wheel.

So I went to a couple places to try and get lugnuts... Nope. I showed them what I needed and they all told me that I would have to go straight to Toyota for them but knowing Toyota they'll be $20 each or something. Anywhere online I can get them cheap?

post Aug 22, 2005 - 10:08 PM
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didnt realize you said rear but thank god it was only the lug nuts. always gotta check that they're tight.

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