If you didn't check the passenger side, then that's the obvious place to look. It can be very hard to localize sounds from the driver's seat. What I recommend, which is what I do, is I have someone else drive the car while I sit in the center of the back seat so I can clearly distinguish left/right and I can lean forward/back to see if it's coming from the front or the rear...
If there is an issue with your suspension, it could be almost anything - wheel bearings, brake assemblies, tie rod ends, sway bar links, shock bushings... probably other stuff I'm not thinking of.
Don't rule out exhaust components/heat shields, either.
You just have to get under the car and start banging on stuff to see what makes noise...
If there is an issue with your suspension, it could be almost anything - wheel bearings, brake assemblies, tie rod ends, sway bar links, shock bushings... probably other stuff I'm not thinking of.
Don't rule out exhaust components/heat shields, either.
You just have to get under the car and start banging on stuff to see what makes noise...
