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I lent my car last weekend to a good friend last weekend. They mentioned that they was a very slight "tapping noises" coming from the front while driving and mentioned that it might be the stabilisers.
Seeing as it has now become my weekend car, its is not driven much (well during the week anyway!)
Being a total noob with car mechanics, I haven't got the faintest idea where to look or how to confirm this. Im aware of stuff like the arms, bushes, bearing, shock mounts ect but cant picture where this fits in...
Can anyone shed some light on this please, where to look and whether this is a big job?
Cheers :thumb:
There is allot in the suspension that can rattle and squeak and tap and click.......
Your freind may be shooting in the dark
See your local indie for a true diagnosis.
What? This nice picture again?
As Adey says, get an indy to diagnose it, but it sounds like the anti-roll (stabiliser) bar drop links. Or something rattling in the boot........
