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Horrible chirping from front right wheel area? PLEASE HALP (Video)
Any idea what this could be? I notice it is usually quiet at first then gradually get worse until it get like it is in the video. Any advice would be appreciated. I am about to go mad
![]() S13 front end chirping - YouTube |
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Mine has that too. Along with rattles and a whole lot of other noises. Sounds like metal so look for loose/missing connectors. Screws, clips, etc. Could also be metal interior clips rubbing the chassis. The a pillar has some if you don't know what they look like.
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Yeah man I had this all the time on my gutted s13... They're old cars man, they make noises. Like the other guy said its prob a clip or a connector that's loose, as long as it sounds like its coming from inside the car it's not that big of a deal. Just make sure it's coming from inside the cabin and not from the engine bay / wheel well / under carriage, just have a buddy roll by you slowly and listen to see if you hear it as loud standing outside the car, then you can try and pin point it from there
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Mine does it, my conclusions have been, possible fender rattling, front bumper rattle, front. Go out there and shake your front end a bit with your hands, you'll find the noise.
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I believe this was the cause. My right fender is held on by one bolt and three zip ties that snapped when I pulled out of my driveway and now it has a lot of play. Thanks for the help everyone ![]() |
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