u/Finja88

Tried to get the alignment on my 2004 Celica gts done and they refunded me and gave me this… I got my alignment done with no issues like a month ago at the same location…

I just replaced some parts so I figured I should get it redone

Edit (just copied from a reply I made):

To all the people getting mad at me in the comments, I fully take responsibility for not clarifying lol, I replaced the cv axles and rebuilt the trans with a new lsd and synchros 😭

I have tein coils but haven’t touched them from factory settings (lower but still got like two fingers between each fender and wheel). I haven’t lowered the car at all since the last time I got my alignment done. No I’m not a stance dude, no im not going back to the monster truck height of the rear suspension (look it up). Spoke to the dude that did the alignment and he said that due to liability he couldn’t move any bolts on my car and since the celicas don’t have traditional caster adjustment and I didn’t have aftermarket rear camber arms he decided he wouldn’t charge me $90 if he was only gonna do the front toe.

TLDR: not a stance issue, alignment guy didn’t wanna rip me off by only doing one aspect because of company policy (discount tire)

I know it’s not engine knock I just wanted to bait people into watching the video lol. But fr though, I just replaced my clutch + cv axles and now every time I press or release the gas at abruptly it makes that knock sound.

My main theory is that a rotor might be a little loose because I know the drivers side one isn’t quite seated

Not very confident in the theory so I’d like to get some more input

Just replaced the cv axles as well as rebuilt my whole transmission, everything’s back together but when I turn my wheel it makes this low groan sound like unlubricated rubber. Can’t really check what it is because I’m one person and can’t turn the wheel and listen around at the same time. Anybody know off the top of there head what it might be? Seems to be coming from the passenger side