I put new brake pads on, dropped the car, and drove off. Now, when I step on the brakes, the passenger side feels like it jumps up and down real quick and there is a definite clanking sound (metal to metal). When I let off the brake, the passenger side jumps up, and there is another quick clank sound, but just one, not the repeating clank like while braking. I can't find out what's wrong. Did I install the brakes wrong?

I did let a buddy of mine driver toward me while I laid down infront of the car, and he hit the brakes (stupid, I know). The control arm on the troubled side jumps up and down, while it stays in place on the drivers side. It also rubs on the tire when I turn. Do I need to replace some bushings or get the alignment done, or whole new front suspension??

Also, while turning, it's like the belt is slipping for the steering pump, and I have no power steering in tight turns when I need it most. The belt is on there good...what do I do now?

did u take of the rotor at all...if so check your bearings and spindle nut..

if not it sounds like it may be a ball joint...check all the ball joints and your bushings...

as for your ps belt try gettin one of those gator backs...they usually arent that expensive and they dont slip as much as the typical belt. hope i was helpful just a bit