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What makes a knock or clunk noise when braking in crv front right?
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∙ 13y ago
Worn out bushing or steering joint probably.
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∙ 13y ago
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One clunk when accelerating (but now repeated clunks) and another when braking can be caused by broken motor mounts.
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Braking
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Your car makes a vibrating sound in front?
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check engine mounts
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Car makes a bumping noise when braking?
change brakes or check drums
What makes a clunk or popping sound when turning wheel sharply?
Most likely a CV joint...could be dangerous... consult a mechanic asap
