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YOUR RESEARCH2003 911 carrera
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When I pulled the rear console I found a LOT of loose change around/below the handbrake area.
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Might be helpful if you remove the battery cover and the two side covers, inspect everything carefully. Make sure the battery tray is bolted down and the battery itself is fastened down. Leave the covers off and try to replicate the conditions that cause the clunking. But, in the end, like others said, probably suspension noise. How many miles on the car?
Kevin�s European Garage on YouTube was chasing a similar sound. What it ended up being was unexpected, but he tried to address everything else lol. Check out his series of vids (I�m a fan of the channel in general).
One day I heard a clunking from the frunk while turning. I store a small 12V air compressor behind the spare wheel. Turns out it got moved over and was bumping the plastic cover where you put in brake fluid. All I had to do was move it back. Sure is nice to know I have that small air compressor with the car.
Spare tire mounting wing nut not being sufficiently tight enough can cause one hell of a clonking sound from the fuel tank area.
Loose spare tire and loose change in the ash tray is responsible for more customer complaints of " strange noise" than you can possibly imagine .. ....
When I pulled the rear console I found a LOT of loose change around/below the handbrake area. Is that common?
I couldn't figure out where you would even put spare change for it to fall down there.
