whomp whomp whomp and a sticky caliper?
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whomp whomp whomp and a sticky caliper?
ok....heres the deal:
When I am driving, straight or turning, I hear a sound that is similiar to a whomp whomp whompp. It is more prominent while turning though. I cannot figure out what it could be. Ive read that bad CVs, make a clicking noise. I do have 210K on the original CVs. Would there be anyway it could be a tie rod? I have changed the front drivers side, but not passenger.
Also, I have noticed that when I brake, the truck pulls to the right. It has gotten worse in the past couple of days. When I brake hard, the caliper almost locks the wheel up, so when I come to a stop, the right tire skids. Is there any solution to this? Is something not lubricated? Do i just need a new caliper?
Sorry for the long post and thanks for your adivce.
When I am driving, straight or turning, I hear a sound that is similiar to a whomp whomp whompp. It is more prominent while turning though. I cannot figure out what it could be. Ive read that bad CVs, make a clicking noise. I do have 210K on the original CVs. Would there be anyway it could be a tie rod? I have changed the front drivers side, but not passenger.
Also, I have noticed that when I brake, the truck pulls to the right. It has gotten worse in the past couple of days. When I brake hard, the caliper almost locks the wheel up, so when I come to a stop, the right tire skids. Is there any solution to this? Is something not lubricated? Do i just need a new caliper?
Sorry for the long post and thanks for your adivce.
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Originally Posted by <96 Runner>
Matt-
That sounds like a bad wheel bearing to me. Jack up the suspect wheel and move the top and bottom of the wheel; see if there is play when you do that.
That sounds like a bad wheel bearing to me. Jack up the suspect wheel and move the top and bottom of the wheel; see if there is play when you do that.
the tire skids only when I am on the brake sorta hard.
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Originally Posted by Localmotion
which wheel bearing would you think it was?
Again, I could be wrong. It probably wouldn't hurt to push and pull on the top and bottom of each wheel just to check.
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Originally Posted by <96 Runner>
I don't know. I could be wrong. I am just going off the experience I had with a Celica All-trac turbo I had. Primarily when cold it would make the same type of noise you are describing here; whomp, whomp, whomp...(increased with speed). I pulled the rotor off and CV out and found a fried wheel bearing.
Again, I could be wrong. It probably wouldn't hurt to push and pull on the top and bottom of each wheel just to check.
Again, I could be wrong. It probably wouldn't hurt to push and pull on the top and bottom of each wheel just to check.
Ill do that tmw and report back.
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probably not it but i got that same kinda noise in my 92 rodeo but only in reverse somehow (or maybe i didnt hear it going forward over the excessively loud whir of the fan) but it turned out to be a bent u-joint on the driveshaft
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I am pretty sure its the caliper now. It only sticks when I press the brake and I can feel the car kinda dive to the right front.
Does anyone know if I need to buy 2 new calipers or can I just get the front right one? Does anyone have one for sale?
Does anyone know if I need to buy 2 new calipers or can I just get the front right one? Does anyone have one for sale?
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