Underneath Driver Seat Carpet Noise

In other cases it very well could be something that belongs to you.

Underneath driver seat carpet noise.

The issue here could actually be a number of things. That clunk when you turn the wheel of your vehicle. H1 and body copy. If you suspect it may be a tire or even a bent wheel issue rotate the tires to see if the noise changes location.

When i was a tech we had a car where the owner complained of a clunk over bumps or gurgling sound. Since about the beginning not entirely sure when it started we have noticed a sound in either the center console or under the driver passenger seats when turning. It can be one of the most annoying noises your car or truck can produce. It is also wet under the front passenger seat but not as much.

First inspect the tires. If your car is making a clicking noise when turning it is likely you have an outer cv joint constant velocity joint that has failed because of a torn boot or old age most likely a torn boot. You could have something loose under the car exhaust brackets and such or internal such as the seat mounting. Loud exhaust noise under driver seat there is a loud exhaust noise coming from under the drivers side of the car whenever i accelerate from stop.

We have had our model s for 6 months now. A rumble roar under your rear. Line the parameter of the top left right and bottom sides of the driver side carpet under the carpet. It is also wet under the front passenger seat but not as much.

Here is a link that discusses clunking or popping noises in the front end. H1 and body copy. It almost sounds like my exhaust has a leak in it or it popped off or something. A loud roaring sound coming from somewhere underneath the driver s seat.

Do whatever it is you do that makes you think its doing it. Underneath driver seat carpet noise. Without going into too much detail about what a cv joint is i will just give you a basic idea of its function and why it might have failed. If the tires are worn they can cause this.

There can be 5 things that can cause a front end clunk. Roll up sheets of paper towel. If a clunk is obvious it can usually be duplicated and easily found. You probably have a leak or crack in your exhaust system s manifold.

Check for a bubble uneven tread or a shifted belt. Then place a very large aluminum foil cooking pan directly in the middle of where you think the moisture is accumulating or tin foil or plastic wrap. Ball joints tie rod sway bar links shocks shock continue reading 5 things that cause your front end to clunk.