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Knocking noise from drivers side rear

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YOUR RESEARCHKnocking noise from drivers side rear

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Inspect each component until u find the bad one

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U need to inspect each component until u find the bad one.

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Replace rubber all the way around

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Honestly, u should probably just start replacing the rubber all the way around.

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Inspect each component until u find the bad one

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U need to inspect each component until u find the bad one.

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Knocking noise from drivers side rear

Replace rubber all the way around

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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Honestly, u should probably just start replacing the rubber all the way around.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi all, I have a knocking noise coming from the drivers side rear of my 99 996. I�ve read could be drop arm link that may need tightening. Does anyone know anything about this? Is it simple to access? Thank you.

POST 2Original post

Please more info on when the knocking occurs: all the time? on hard accel? when you turn hard in a certain direction? at all speeds? is the knocking a rhythmic sound?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The noise is only at slower speeds going over bumps going straight. No rythmic sound

POST 5Original post

U have 2 upper dog bone, 1 lower control arm, 1 toe bar, 1 fork bar, 1 sway bar and few parts in a shock that are all around 20 years old in your car and can cause a clunk. U need to inspect each component until u find the bad one. Honestly, u should probably just start replacing the rubber all the way around. Also it could be motor or trans mount.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Awesome. Thanks for the diagram!

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Quotes source post: 16345941

Internets.... google search

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