So recently I've been noticing some sounds.
In the driver side rear, there's a knocking/clunking sound when i drive. It's weird because it's not only over bumps, its just driving... there's like a constant sound while driving.
I've searched a little and seems like it could be the strut mount.
If this sounds accurate, what exactly should i be ordering? I looked on courtesyparts.com and it looks like part 55322-A32B002.

Also, when driving a get a squeak that sounds like it's coming from the front passenger wheel. It doesn't happen when the car/tires and cold (after my car was sitting all night i took it for a drive and the sound wasn't there, but after driving on the highway for a while, it was very noisy.) It happens regardless of turning or braking. Any ideas?

Thanks guys.

 

Check if any bolts are loose. Like really, CHECK with tools.

My suspension bolts to the control arm/hub were loose after a week of driving when i first installed them.

 

Noises... very difficult to troubleshoot online, but I'll take a shot in the dark. I'll say rear is a frozen caliper. And I'll go..... wheel bearing for the front.

We should start a guess-the-noise pool. It would add some competition to the diagnostic help.

 

I forgot to mention, when i get out and push down on the back end (to try to replicate the noise) i hear a totally different sound. the knock/clunk is gone and its a soft low-tone squeaking sound.
I read that it could be the strut nut loose, so i tightened that a bit, but no luck.

i'll take the wheel off when i get a chance to and check the bolts and such...
thanks for the input so far

 

Go ahead and poke the rotor a few times with a broom handle or something similar in between the wheel openings and see if the rotor is loose at all with the ebrake on. I know I shouldn't have to say this, but I'll err on the side of safety. Please, don't use your hand to touch the rotor if you were just driving.