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PostPosted: Tue Nov 10, 2009 7:19 am 
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to anyone who is watching this post.. my car is going into the stealership on friday under my extended warranty. hopefully they can figure this thing out. over the phone the shop manager said he thinks its the iterm. steering shaft, but we will see what happens. ill post results as soon as i can.

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PostPosted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 12:41 pm 
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Clunking noises are just part of owning a W body.
My girlfriends ford focus has double the miles of my car and drives like a dream, super jealous.

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Hey Guys,
New to the site :grin: . Great site by the way ;-) . The insight has been so helpful when working on my car. By the way, I have a 04 Comp G. Great car. I love it. It's got a lot of potential. I'm responding to this string because I've had similar problems in the past and right now. I've had the struts and mounts replaced recently and I still have a lot of noise in the front end. The noise reminds of your problem. So, I was at the repair shop this past weekend to have them check on the struts and mounts. The driver side mount makes a noise (rubber rubbing) when the wheel is turned at low speeds. Anyway, they, of course, said they couldn't hear the noise. Who knows, maybe it's all in my head. Well, they said the front wheel bearing was bad. I noticed a lot of movement in the tire last weekend when I had it in the air. So, I bought the hub assembly today and will be installing it this weekend. I believe this will fix my problem and it might be the same problem you're having. Just chiming in trying to help out. I'll try to get some pix up in the near future. I'm at work right now and I hardly ever use the home computer for anything.


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PostPosted: Fri Nov 13, 2009 1:35 pm 
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just got back from the stealership, it turned out to be the intermediate steering shaft. warranty took care of it. noise is gone. finally.

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 13, 2009 2:01 pm 
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Interm Steering Shaft.. don't worry. The noise will come back.

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Check your wheel bearings.

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Me again. I replaced the hub assembly. WOW! what a difference that made. The front end is noise free from clunking and popping.


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