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98 toyota corolla is making bizzarre noises when i go over a bump or small defect in the road. afraid i am going to lose the wheel or something

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Take it to a suspension shop and have them check the rubber bearing support at the top of the struts inside the engine bay
That rubber can tear away and still remain in place but if the car is jacked up it allows the top of the strut to fall out
IF that is not the problem you are in the right place to have the front suspension check out
only use accredited suspension professional shops

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What type of noise is it?

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 24, 2009

SOURCE: rattle noise in rear end both side...

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 25, 2009

SOURCE: Loud front end noise over low-speed city street bumps.

I have the same problem but others said that replacing the $25 sway bar bushings fixed the problem. This solution helped several owners so it's worth changing.

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  • Posted on Jun 19, 2009

SOURCE: thumping noise in front drivers side wheel and

Check your suspension bar and check your front strut assembly, jack up the side you here the noise on and pry against the tire to see if you have any movement between the strut housing and the frame, make sure the top strut nuts are tight, if they are next check tie rod ends to see if you have any play, next pull the wheel from the top and bottom to see if it's loose if it is watch while someone else wiggles the tire, you could have a tie rod loose or a king pin loose. Also it could be a wheel-bearing nut. Let me know what you find so I can tell you how to replace it.

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  • Posted on Jul 06, 2009

SOURCE: front left wheel area makes weird sound over bumps

Have the bottom ball joint checked

choprboz5

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  • Posted on Jun 22, 2010

SOURCE: Front end clunking noise going over small bumps

It could be a couple of things.
Loose or worn out strut - (jack up car, remove tire and shake the strut really hard to see if it's loose. Check for signs of leaking or damage to strut)
Missing rubber isolator under front spring (visually inspect the suspension while tire is off).
Broken sway bar mount or missing rubber in the mount on the frame. (Lay under the front and look for where the sway bar mounts to the frame. Make sure everything is tight and the rubber is still in it.

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