Nothing, and I have pushed my car quite hard. Only thing I have noticed is a vibration in the brake pedal when trail braking into a right hand corner at high speeds.
I'm having a very similar problem on my 2017 Elantra Sport DCT. On right turns, I hear a clunking noise coming from underneath the car. Never on left turns. It's actually more noticeable at slower speeds, and it seems to be right when you turn in. I'm sure the dealer won't be able to figure it out since it's intermittent, so I guess I'm just going to wait for it to get worse. Hopefully something will actually fail and make it obvious, without putting me in any danger.Has anyone encountered noisy suspension on their car? My ES now has 10.5k miles on it, and it has developed a groaning/popping noise when the wheel is turned right on clover-leaf entrance/exit ramps. The sound usually triggers around 30-35 mph; seems like that's the sweet spot when there is enough load on the components.
The dealer looked at it and heard the noise on a test drive. Told me to bring the car back when a service loaner is available, but it will be a hard problem to diagnose... (my local dealer has already let me down on a separate issue that they cannot isolate)
Any thought on what might be worn/failing? I have a library of videos I'd be happy to share so you guys can take a listen.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/132D5hNO93Tquaw4UeT-IfLdG2uHY7n86/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Eji5LdKXig_WWKEQFXWT6q0cFThDu8rj/view?usp=sharing
The dealer gave up on mine. They said it was going to have to get worse. Under the direction of the dealer's apathetic service manager, I'm in the process of starting a ticket with Hyundai Consumer Affairs. Apparently, they will send out a tech who knows the car top to bottom and has a better shot at diagnosing the issue. This is crazy how the car can make such a racket, but everyone acts like their hands are tied! I'll keep you guys posted.I'm having a very similar problem on my 2017 Elantra Sport DCT. On right turns, I hear a clunking noise coming from underneath the car. Never on left turns. It's actually more noticeable at slower speeds, and it seems to be right when you turn in. I'm sure the dealer won't be able to figure it out since it's intermittent, so I guess I'm just going to wait for it to get worse. Hopefully something will actually fail and make it obvious, without putting me in any danger.
The ES has a power steering pump? I had no idea.9600 on my 18 ES and nothing like this. Squeaky power steering pump in the cold, but nothing from the suspension.
*MotorThe ES has a power steering pump? I had no idea.
So the little squeaking I hear when I make my right turns is all due to an engine mount?? How long did this whole process take you? My spring break is here but I don't want to be without my car for too long.A little different then the service guy said regarding motor mount, but regardless, the noise is gone. Hope this helps anyone with this issue.
Read the tech notes I posted as a thumbnail. I think it was actually something to do with panels. Took a bunch of time diagnosing. Car was in for two weeks. They got it though.So the little squeaking I hear when I make my right turns is all due to an engine mount?? How long did this whole process take you? My spring break is here but I don't want to be without my car for too long.A little different then the service guy said regarding motor mount, but regardless, the noise is gone. Hope this helps anyone with this issue.
The tech spent a lot of time tracking down the source of the noise. That sure beats a "they all do that/couldn't hear any noise" response.A little different then the service guy said regarding motor mount, but regardless, the noise is gone. Hope this helps anyone with this issue.
Microphones to ear phones I believe. So they can listen to specific areas under the car while driving.The tech spent a lot of time tracking down the source of the noise. That sure beats a "they all do that/couldn't hear any noise" response.
BTW, what are the "chassis ears" mentioned in the tech's write-up?
Absolutely correct!Microphones to ear phones I believe. So they can listen to specific areas under the car while driving.The tech spent a lot of time tracking down the source of the noise. That sure beats a "they all do that/couldn't hear any noise" response.
BTW, what are the "chassis ears" mentioned in the tech's write-up?
I would ask. I had a Tuscan SUV loaner from the dealer for the whole 2 weeks. They were really great. Maybe if they see the tech notes I posted they would know where to start looking. The service manager gave me the techs name so I could personally thank him. Gotta love when warranty works in your favour.Do you think I could get away with going to my dealership and saying I think its this part? I don't have much time to be without my car for two weeks, I doubt they'd give me a loner for that time.