No, it is not the struts. A popping or clicking noise when turning almost always indicates a worn or damaged outer CV joint. A quick way to verify this condition is to put the car in reverse, crank the steering wheel to one side and drive the vehicle backwards in a circle. If the noise gets louder, it confirms the diagnosis and the need for a new joint or replacement shaft assembly. This is a fairly involved repair and should not be attempted unless you have the tools and knowledge. Warning! Continue to drive the vehicle and the joint will finally break. When this happens, you will have no power sent to the wheels and you will be stuck. Depending on where it breaks, you may be throwing a drive shaft (essentially what CV shafts are) all around banging into things in the engine compartment. It may happen at the absolute wrong time, like when pulling out into traffic, then whammo no more power and here comes that big truck you were just going to cut off. Get this fixed ASAP.
Malibu CA - 1998 Guess Who's Coming to Malibu 2-8 was released on: USA: 27 November 1999
your axle is coming off
it is coming out somewhere in 2010
I've just started having this problem too on my 2002 Malibu. I have found a lot of intermitted turn signal issues, especially for the 2000-01 Malibu, but I am still searching for info on the clicking (turn signal) sound from the dash.
broken hub usually?
yes she is she is coming somewhere this year
It is a heater hose.
It can be a defective CVC-joint or other things. Have it inspected by a qualified mechanic and they will find the cause of the popping noise.
if its a quiet type popping that comes out of their mouth or nose then they are congested. Possibly because of poor habitat cleanliness or they are coming down with a respiratory infection.
at end of hose coming from throttle body,or carb.
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"Popping up" means coming into sight or relevance. If you are at a beach crowded with birds, and they seem to be multiplying, one could say they are "popping up everywhere". Or, if a certain celebrity cuts her hair a certain way and it becomes a popular trend, then that hairstyle will be "popping up everywhere". I hope this helped!