Has anyone experienced a rattling noise from the front of an '08 Mazda 5 when driving on bumpy roads? I've just replaced the front shock absorber assembly, lower control arm, tie rod end, sway bar link, and stabilizer bar bushing, but the noise persists. Any ideas?

Has anyone experienced a rattling noise from the front of an '08 Mazda 5 when driving on bumpy roads? I've just replaced the front shock absorber assembly, lower control arm, tie rod end, sway bar link, and stabilizer bar bushing, but the noise persists. Any ideas?

Hey everyone, I recently noticed a rustling noise near the B-pillar on the passenger side when driving over bumpy roads. I've had the car for a year, but this just started happening. It doesn't make noise on regular bumpy roads, only when the car sways side to side. I've tried fastening the seatbelt and applying grease to the buckle, but the noise persists. Has anyone else experienced this? Any suggestions on how to fix it?

At the end of November, I replaced the control arm, steering rod, and axle assembly. Now the steering feels very light. When going over bumps, the steering wheel moves erratically. If I accelerate a bit aggressively, the steering veers off. Can someone help me out? [crying]

I bought a second-hand Kia Sportage that's 10 years old. When going over bumps or speed bumps, the front chassis makes a creaking noise. I asked a repair shop, and they said it's likely the stabilizer bar bushings have aged. Replacing the two front stabilizer bar bushings would cost over 200, but they also mentioned that changing them might not necessarily solve the problem. Do you think it's necessary to replace them?

When reversing and turning the steering wheel, there's a clunking sound coming from the right front wheel. Sometimes it also sounds like the tire is crushing gravel. What could be the issue? There's no noise during normal driving, only when reversing or turning the wheel to a certain angle. Is it due to worn-out control arm bushings or is it an issue with the steering rack?

Is there any car owner experiencing a noise from the right rear wheel? When the temperature is low, there's a squeaking sound when going over speed bumps. There's no abnormality during normal driving, and it doesn't make noise on bumpy roads. The shock absorber isn't leaking either. The car is only three years old, so it shouldn't be the stabilizer bar bushing issue, plus the sound doesn't seem like it's from the stabilizer bar bushing.

When the MG ZS 2018 model reaches a speed of 90 km/h, there's a rattling noise from the rear. If the speed is below 90 km/h, the noise disappears. It sounds like an unsecured wiring harness inside the car, making a "da da da" noise. There are no noises when going over bumps or speed humps. I initially thought it was an issue with the right rear (passenger side) taillight assembly, but even after replacing it, the noise persists. I really have no idea where the noise is coming from now. Has anyone else experienced the same issue?

Taurus chassis noise I have a 2019 Taurus, bought in 2021, and it's now at 57,000 kilometers. Recently, there's been a serious noise coming from the chassis, and it gets worse as the weather gets hotter. When the vehicle goes over speed bumps or when the front wheels hit uneven road surfaces at different times, there's a squeaky sound from underneath, like metal rotating inside a rubber bushing. When entering the garage and turning the steering wheel left, there's a clunk noise from the front when the front wheels hit a speed bump. The same clunk noise happens when parking with the steering wheel fully turned while reversing. The noise is very uncomfortable. Any suggestions from fellow car enthusiasts? Has anyone else experienced this?