Nissan Maxima recurring noise from front right end after repeated front axle replacement on Nissan Maxima

Some Nissan Maxima owners report experiencing recurring noises from the front right end even after repeated front axle replacements, indicating potential underlying issues. These noises may be attributed to a bad strut or spring, as noted by other owners facing similar problems. Additionally, metallic "clicks" over sharp bumps could suggest suspension issues affecting both sides of the vehicle. A specific rubbing noise from the front right during certain speeds and turns might point to a different problem in that area. Some owners also report clunking and loose-wheel sounds over rough roads, which persist despite replacing components like the knuckle and tightening bolts, indicating a need for further investigation. Strange noises during acceleration and door lock activation may relate to issues not directly linked to the front axle or suspension. Clunks at lower speeds when hitting bumps and potholes could be due to worn outer tie rod ends, while clunking noises when turning the steering wheel or driving over potholes might be associated with strut mounts or motor mounts. It is recommended that owners seek a comprehensive inspection by a qualified mechanic to accurately diagnose and address these recurring noise issues.