fishingfanatic

I have noticed a metallic popping sound when turning at times. Might be described as the sound of bolts moving around in a metallic container. The location seems to be on the driver's side near the front wheel. Are there any known problems with front suspension/steering/brakes??? The sound is not heard in every instance of turning, just every so often.

Any feedback appreciated.

blueinterceptor

Check you front struts. Make sure they a tightly bolted in, both top and bottom.

I upgraded to bill steins a few years ago and they made a sound because they were not tight.

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I’m sorry you are experiencing this issue. “blueinterceptor” offers a possibility. Another possibility is a loose wheel nut cab. This is just a suggestion and it not meant as a diagnosis.

I recommend consulting with a certified technician for an official diagnosis after inspection.

Please keep us posted.

If you have additional questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me.

Louis
GM Customer Service

73shark

Definitely get it checked if it's still in warranty.