I've read some previous threads on this issue and am still unsure if what my car is doing is the same thing. Whenever I make turns over bumps i hear a popping noise from the front wheel area. If I turn left the noise comes from the right, and vice versa. Also if I move the wheel back and forth while driving about 45 i hear the noise from the suspension. I can feel it in the wheel and the pedals. It just started happening when the weather started to get cold. Do you guys have any idea what this is?

 

Swaybar bushing maybe

 

im with nationcityion
i lowered my SS/SC on sportlines, and i loosened they sway bar passaanger side (lower) and realized better to disco on upper (stpid me), and i forgot to tighten the lower again..
every bump almost a bang, and when i turned the wheel as well

if you have not lowered it, mabye bushin ius just bad

 

i work at a gm dealership and if ur tie rod ends aren't loose u need a steering rack.

 

if you are using aftermarket springs make sure they are sitting right and aligned because mine did it and thats what it was

 

there's tons of possible causes. Control arm bushings are the most common as far as I've seen. Tie rod ends or a bad steering rack could be the cause but you'd most likely notice some loose steering. But not always. Sway bar bushings could also be the problem. Just have it checked out.