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An odd 'Clunk' !!!

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YOUR RESEARCHAn odd 'Clunk' !!!

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Check roll bar and suspension bushings

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Start by checking roll bar and suspension bushings.

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Check roll bar and suspension bushings

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Start by checking roll bar and suspension bushings.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi All, Any ideas. When turning to the right and under load (i.e. at speed) I get a definite 'clunk' sound from the front left side of the car. I have looked underneath and can't see anything lose or hanging down. A friend thinks it might be the CV joint? Anyone had a similar issue? Thanks Rhys

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Start by checking roll bar and suspension bushings. Any bush that may have failed should be replaced in pairs.

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Is it at the front, or the back, can you tell? Is your car a C4/C2?

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