My Honda Accord 1998 Driving Side Wheel And Steering Jolts When It Goes Over The Bump

Asked by shahbaz Mar 18, 2019 at 06:39 PM about the 1998 Honda Accord LX

Question type: General

My Honda Accord 1998 Driving Side Wheel And Steering Jolts When It Goes
Over The Bump, It Does Absolutely Fine At High Speed And At Highways, Car
Control Is Fine At Every Speed, Tires Are Good, Suspension Looks Good. It
Just Does When It Hits The Abrupt Bump, Only The Driving Side Wheel And
Steering. One Thing Is That The Motor Mount On That Wheel Is Bad, Do You
Think It's Because Of This?

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KenF answered 5 years ago

Check the control arm bushings, the strut, a bad motor mount can certainly cause a jolt over bumps.

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shahbaz answered 5 years ago

Thanks, I'm just confused because it's not displaying any other bad motor mount signs like engine vibration when you press the brakes or accelerate and decelerate and also the transmission changes very smooth, no problem with that.

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