> This is a follow up to a previous post so hoping with additional info
> it might remind someone of a similar situation. I have a 2006 Forester
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> type of problem please let me know to expedite the repair of my car.
> Thanks!!
In some legacys about 10 years ago or so there was a rash of broken
front anti-sway bars that would make popping sounds. Though I'd be
surprised it that's your problem since you've had mechanics examining
stuff under there.
Carl

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hippo - 24 Nov 2007 06:44 GMT
Carl 1 Lucky Texan <alckytxn@swbell.not> Nov 22, 2007 at 10:54 AM
>> This is a follow up to a previous post so hoping with additional info
>> it might remind someone of a similar situation. I have a 2006 Forester
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
>> type of problem please let me know to expedite the repair of my car.
>> Thanks!!
>In some legacys about 10 years ago or so there was a rash of broken
>front anti-sway bars that would make popping sounds. Though I'd be
>surprised it that's your problem since you've had mechanics examining
>stuff under there.
>Carl
My first thought was either ball joint (dead) or control arm (about to
part company with part of itself). Substitution is really the only way to
eliminate either and that always seems to involve parting company with
folding stuff :-( Struts or springs with loose/faulty/worn seats sometimes
make a similar noise but I haven't experienced that on a Subie. Cheers
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