It seems to be located near left/drivers side and can sometimes feel it in my foot on the wheel well. Three months ago at 35,500 miles, I had a mild knocking noise when driving over any minor or greater bump in road. Here is what's going on with my recently purchased WK 06 - When ever I go over bumps I hear a sound that seems to be coming from the front right side (wheel area) and it makes a 'thumping', 'clunking' sound, it almost gives you the impression the front strut is 'loose'. 19000 mi: Both front struts and shocks replaced. This has been bugging me for a while now: when going over mild divots in the pavement, I get a deep/dull, muted clunking noise in the right front. Then a few years later, the noise got worse- it turned into a severe vibration/metal on metal squeel. worn spring (but it did not You have to demonstrate this noise to the mechanic first. just a really minor squeaking from the right rear side, and only happens at really slow speeds. When suspension components such as tie rod end and ball joints fail, they typically make a thumping noise all the time, not just over bumps, and brake system failure and cause squeaking, clunking, and thumping noise. Im having trouble with a clinking noise when I turn the steering wheel. Also sometimes a worn motor mount can It destroyed my tire and tire sidewall and soon after the strut started to make a knocking noise while going over bumps.
Front suspension is all original with nothing ever having been replaced. You may have an actual fault, maybe a broken spring. A worn-out or loose link can also be a major source of front-end noise when driving over rough road surfaces. You'll know when they are, as they give a "pop" noise only when hitting harsh bumps at around 20 mph.
This is that thumping sound that you should pay attention to when you are driving: Discussion Starter Give it a try and A suspension bush or bushes will do this.
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