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Old 04-13-2006, 08:44 AM
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loud popping noise from left front corner

My 2002 zx2 has developed a loud popping sound from the drivers side front end. I only hear it when accelerating. It sounds like suspension, but I've been told it could also be a motor mount. Anyone have any experience along these lines??
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Re: loud popping noise from left front corner

check for a broken spring.
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Re: loud popping noise from left front corner

Thanks...I'll give it a look. That's just about the location the noise is coming from.
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