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Jun 30, 2006 - 7 posts - ‎3 authors
I get a loud clunking, grinding noise while turning to the right only, and ... I moved the passenger side tire to the rear driver side just in case it ...

can bad wheel bearing/hub cause loud clunking noises?

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Nov 12, 2009 - 14 posts - ‎6 authors
driving home, i noticed some metal clunking sounds coming from the front driversside. at ... hmmmm....if it's grinding, then probably a bearing.

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Dec 21, 2011 - I have a sporadic clunking noise from the drivers side front end. '98 jetta ... If I try to coast it gets really louder and more pronounced. ... whirring orgrinding could be several things: wheel bearing, brake pads due to a caliper ...

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ok, think about mass that moves under the forces of braking, things like engines and gearboxes, have you checked all those mounts for integrity, have a look to see if anything has been rubbing, new shiney spots appearing that weren't there before.

It sounds as if your rotors are either out of round and warped or that there is a lot of rust in there and perhaps changing the pads/shoes and having the rotors changed entiorely as they usually cost less to buy replacements as opposed to having them turned, plust then you will have about 70% brand new brakes in the front, the shoes and the drums aren't as finicky but still shouldn't have excessive pitting on the drums and the shoes should have at least 5/32 of meat left on the shoe, 3/32 is the lowest for safety concerns but they are about a 1/4" thick when they are new, so if the drums aren't bad, take some emery cloth (220) and lightly clean up any rust by rotatign the emery cloth in circles around the inside of the drum to clean out the rus and then wipe clean with a rust remover and then clena the whole mess with brake cleaner, this should if there was anything that was rough and making noise smooth out and hopefully eliminate your excessive noise problem

Did you install the brake pads the right way?

try checking the shield behind the wheel could be bent and touching rotor or I have seen them pick a rock and make the same sound

when a car is under warranty it is always best to speak to the dealer as ,with hyundai warranty,if they find something wrong hyundai pay for it....and you get ot know them a bit better(it helps)
the reason for me suggesting this is you have not descrbed the noise and what you are doing to generate this noise.......(is it a squeek,a grinding, does it stop when you brake hard/soft...etc

The rattle is likely a loose shield or a bad catalytic converter. As for the loud banging, Have you checked the front U-joints behind the brake rotors. As for the Reverse noise? Auto or stick shift?

Watch out! You might have a loose wheel! Check those wheel nuts. If not, a loose brake caliper, or last if not least, a bad wheel bearing. Don't drive it until you find out what the heck is wrong! Could be dangerous.

you say you had the brakes done but what exactly did you have replaced? noises from wher exactly?

Four wheel disc brakes or drums on rear?