YOUR RESEARCHC4 tip 2000 clunk out of front of car on acceleration
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Only on acceleration from stop or slow speed. sounds like something rapping unibody sheet metal. going on the lift this weekend to check it out. might be a shock strut that has lost a grommet. Not wheel, all tight there, don't think it is brakes as it only does it under acceleration, but not braking or down shifting.... curiouser and curioser..... it is always something.
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If this happens to you........ first thing to look at is if perhaps you left a canister of refrigerant to roll around in the frunk..... Just saying......... geebus..............
Hey Gretch, see if you have a moose or bear carcass under your Porsche...
Trans mount.
Tool kit or spare in the frunk, 100%. Or refrigerant. Ha, first autocross I ever did, had the same thing happen. Tool kit slammed around in there and I thought for sure something had busted.
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