Front Rattling noise FIXED (rattle over bumps)
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Front Rattling noise FIXED (rattle over bumps)
I was having this irritable rattling noise when going over bumps for a long time, but its finally fixed. I bought the car used so I have been fixing things little by little. The noise was very annoying.
First I replaced the front struts. nothing changed
all front sway bar and steering bushings. still no difference
ball joints and control arm. nop not it
wheels and tires . nahhh not it
centric hub rings nop
Finally I changed the front rotors, brakes, and caliper pins and walaaa. FIXED
First I replaced the front struts. nothing changed
all front sway bar and steering bushings. still no difference
ball joints and control arm. nop not it
wheels and tires . nahhh not it
centric hub rings nop
Finally I changed the front rotors, brakes, and caliper pins and walaaa. FIXED
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I was having this irritable rattling noise when going over bumps for a long time, but its finally fixed. I bought the car used so I have been fixing things little by little. The noise was very annoying.
First I replaced the front struts. nothing changed
all front sway bar and steering bushings. still no difference
ball joints and control arm. nop not it
wheels and tires . nahhh not it
centric hub rings nop
Finally I changed the front rotors, brakes, and caliper pins and walaaa. FIXED
First I replaced the front struts. nothing changed
all front sway bar and steering bushings. still no difference
ball joints and control arm. nop not it
wheels and tires . nahhh not it
centric hub rings nop
Finally I changed the front rotors, brakes, and caliper pins and walaaa. FIXED
I'm in Queens and i'm down to having you drive my car and see if my rattle is similar to what you were experiencing.
I'm on a 98GS4 with 96K miles.
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Front Stabilizer Bar links may be damaged...
Check your front stablizer (sway) bar links (among other things), if damaged, they can also be a source of front end noise when going over bumps--it was for my car a few years back. May or may not be your issue, but worth investigating:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ght=noise+link
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ght=noise+link
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yeps thats what i finally realized the noise was coming from!!! i realized if i speed up over the same bumps with my brakes just applied alittle bit the noise is not present!, but i was wondering what exactly did you change? the little metal clips that hold in the brake pads? cause the dealer wants like 100$ or so for just the front shim kit o_O i dont want to spend 100$ for just 2 little metal clips, if im not sure replacing those clips would fix the problem? would really appreciate it if you told me what was replaced on the caliper pin? the 4 little clips that hold the pads in? or the 2 little pins that pushes the pads out?
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You need Anti-rattle clips....(<<actual name)....I think they were $18 at lexus dealer. Pull your wheels off and check to see if they are missing....2 of mine were. If you can move your pads around by hand chances are you need to replace them.
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These are some of the parts that I replaced. I got them from all from autozone. Now there is not one bit of rattle.
Brake Caliper Bolt/Pin Part Number: H15053 $9.99 x2
Brake Caliper Bushing/Pin Kit Part # H16086 $9.99
Brake Disc Hardware Kit - Front Part # H5911 $31.99
I also replaced brake pads and Rotors.
After that you are almost guaranteed to fix the problem.
look them up on their website. go with the part numbers and they will special order them for you. If you go to the store they sometimes tell you that you have to order those parts from lexus dealer.
good luck
Brake Caliper Bolt/Pin Part Number: H15053 $9.99 x2
Brake Caliper Bushing/Pin Kit Part # H16086 $9.99
Brake Disc Hardware Kit - Front Part # H5911 $31.99
I also replaced brake pads and Rotors.
After that you are almost guaranteed to fix the problem.
look them up on their website. go with the part numbers and they will special order them for you. If you go to the store they sometimes tell you that you have to order those parts from lexus dealer.
good luck
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Rattling noise coming from front tires
If you have a rattling noise coming from either side of the front tires and easy way to tell if it’s you brakes or a component attached to them is to apply your brakes while going over a bumpy surface and if the sound goes away then you know it’s them.
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