I have a 2016 Toyota Corolla s that I bought back in January with 26 thousand miles. I’ve taken it to multiple car shops and even to a Toyota dealership. Whenever I turn right there’s a knocking noise. Only to the right but not the left. It also makes the same noise when I go in reverse at a decent speed like 10 mph. The first shop I went to they said it was the control arm. Took them 2 mins to tell me. I took it to a different shop and they said it was the shruts. Both shruts were replaced but the noise is still there. Finally I was fed up and took it to Toyota dealership. They changed the sway bar links, wheel bearing, ball joints and still made the noise. I’m thinking about switching the control arms my self but maybe it’s something else that connects to the steering wheel. I was hoping Toyota would find the problem but nothing.
you've spent so much money already. Shotgunning money at it didn't work before. No reason that strategy will suddenly work now. Take your time and try to narrow down the problem further.
what if you raised the front wheels off the ground. But use a jack to compress the suspension on each side individually, and then GENTLY accelerate and try to listen for the sound (make sure vehicle is secured, parking brake is on, and rear wheels chocked)
Bad CV joint
