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Having been adding rather too many miles recently, noticed last night a slight clonking noise either pulling away or coming to a stop. Any ideas before I get it looked at? Reminded me of the noise my old Triumph made when the prop shaft bolts came loose (rather regulary!)
I can think of some bad things it could be, but have you checked it isn' t due to something stupid, like something rolling around in the front boot?
I' ve had this twice, first time it was a free bottle of windscreen wash that the garage had put in the spare wheel of my boxster, with out telling me. it clonked against the wheel when i stopped sharply or excelerated. second time was in my land rover i left a fire extinguisher on the floor then forgot all about it as it had rolled under the passenger seat.
So, how to feel a little silly! Screen wash bottle, tool kit and warning triangle correctly stored away; quick drive (better than working at home writing a blasted bid document!) and no sign of knocking noise! Hopefully that was the answer! Many thanks.[ ][ ]
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