Clicking/Ticking noise coming from driver side.

[3TMagnetMan]

2020

That TSB doesn’t seem terrible. Annoying if persistent, but not like a safety issue, so that’s good.

That's the noise I'm hearing on hard turns right and left

Sponsored

 

[3TMagnetMan]

*update. My clicking had been resolved.

That's for posting this ?

 

[baagel]

So it seems like all the clicking disappeared for me after my latest track day. ?

 

[Rekadae]

Curious what MY everyone having this has...

Did you ever figure out what it was on yours? Mine sounds identical to yours, less so like some of the others posted here. Mine's a 2020 Premium

 

[Gabe]

Did you ever figure out what it was on yours? Mine sounds identical to yours, less so like some of the others posted here. Mine's a 2020 Premium

that sounds like the springs touching the bottom of the lower control arm when the seat of the spring is broken or missing.
Check this:

Turn the car off. Carefully stand on the door and bounce the car softly with your weight. See if you can reproduce the sound that way.

 

[Gabe]

that sounds like the springs touching the bottom of the lower control arm when the seat of the spring is broken or missing.
Check this:

Turn the car off. Carefully stand on the door and bounce the car softly with your weight. See if you can reproduce the sound that way.

If the sound is reproduced with that is the suspension. If not and only comes about while moving is probably rotors, brakes, ball joints. That way you can isolate the issue little by little.

Car abnormal sounds are a science on their own

 

[Rekadae]

If the sound is reproduced with that is the suspension. If not and only comes about while moving is probably rotors, brakes, ball joints. That way you can isolate the issue little by little.

Car abnormal sounds are a science on their own

I did some digging on BMW forums, and it looks like a few other models solved this problem with the friction discs being installed behind the rotors. Granted people here are still stating that the sound comes back even with those installed.

Going to give that a try soon, I'd be pretty shocked to hear if any Supra owners were running into broken suspension components, or faulty bits with how low mileage most of us still are.

 

[Gabe]

I did some digging on BMW forums, and it looks like a few other models solved this problem with the friction discs being installed behind the rotors. Granted people here are still stating that the sound comes back even with those installed.

Going to give that a try soon, I'd be pretty shocked to hear if any Supra owners were running into broken suspension components, or faulty bits with how low mileage most of us still are.

agree. Is less likely, although the lower seats on the coils sometimes crack. Is an easy fix. But if you can’t reproduce the sound, then suspension is out of the equation and you can concentrate on the rotational components

 

[philkelley31]

I'm going to give this a shot this weekend and see if I can get my front drivers side wheel to stop clicking on right turns. I'm on MSS springs and although it initially wasn't a problem the ticking started around 400 miles after install.

going through the comments on the video it seems like a common issue and the friction plates/ wheel bearings/ top hat replacement are all temporary. This could explain why all suspension is in spec but the ticking continues. I'll keep ya posted!

Sponsored