YOUR RESEARCHRear End Clunk/Thunk/Knock, whatever you call it...
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I have posted this before but got nowhere. When I drive over a patch in the road that is a little lower than the road surface (Kind of a reverse speed bump) I hear a loud clunk/thunk in the rear area. Seem to be mostly from passenger side rear. My dealer has gone over every bushing , nut , bolt, swaybar, drop link, shocks, rear hatch, rear seatbacks, you name it everything checks out perfect. Any ideas out there? Thanks a bunch.
Something laying loses in the engine compartment? Check that trunk fan is tight, air housing, etc. Get under back of car and hit the exhaust system in varios places and see if you can duplicate the sound. Look for anything that may be loose.
The factory motorized wing assembly can be very, very noisy and rattle like a loose piece of crap. This can be heard from inside the car while driving. I had this issue on a previous car and the dealer isolated it with some of that Porsche double-sided foam tape in certain areas.
Oddly, I have the exact same problem, and almost the exact same car. Niello Porsche went over the car thoroughly, couldn't find anything. This is the only problem I've ever had with the car. Do you have M030 rigid susp (or ROW, etc)? Fairly slams the rear end over bumps. Curious now. Rgds, Dirk '03 C2 6-spd Spd Ylw/Full Graphite/Natural Grey Deviating Rigid susp C18's Painted console, seat backs Flared fockers Heated sports seats PSM Self dim/rain sens Rear wiper Xenon Bose Delete model Lthr steering col Wheel caps
Dirk, No mention of anything relating to suspension on my window sticker, to the best of my knowledge it has the everyday basic C2 suspension. Thanks
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