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02-23-05, 06:25 PM

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1992 Geo Storm again

I wrote the other night and I said that I replaced the two axels up front and most of the noises went away. Still when i turn left and when i hit a bump, I hear a noise. It is like a pop or a clunking noise. I was wondering what the noise could be. Could it be a bad axel? Maybe a strut? Please help.

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02-24-05, 05:24 AM

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My 91' kinda made the same noise you described. It was the struts.

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