Question:
Today I had to get under my Integra coupe to replace what I originally thought was a simple "bad brake pad" problem. I replaced the (front) pads; it started when I had a problem the night before. After I had taken a turn I heard and felt this hard "thunking" sound from my right front wheel. After I checked the wheel and disc I noticed a shim had been slipping off and carving a ridge into the axle (not the disc side) of the front right wheel. After I had replaced the pads today it is still doing the same "thunking" sound. Bear in mind I did check CV axles and the boots they're fine. Also, I haven't had the timing on the engine done yet. She's sitting at 107,140 miles right now. Also, I have not changed the tranny fluid in about 67,000 miles. Any help in regards to this would be greatly appreciated. As of now, I'm on foot. (For fear this may destroy the tranny and/or engine itself.)
Answers:
hard to say about a thunking noise if we can't hear it..
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your hub bearing s shot and digging into the caliper and axel hub replace it soon. i fix a toyota that was so bad the tire was only being held by the caliper. the shoes were gone and the person still drove it. i had to repace the caliper housing,caliper and rotor and of course the hub. around 250 for all. to check it jack up the front and shake the whole tire it should not move if it does it is the axle hub bearing for sure.Skipping warning on civic Si navi system?
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