YOUR RESEARCHRear End Rattle
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Dear all I am getting a rattle similar to a pre ignition sound. Worried at first but then realised it was just not on acceleration but going over bumps and we decelerating. Sounds like something loose. Any ideas before I spend the kids inheritance at a dealers. Many thanks
Loose heat shields, or loose baffles in the exhaust are common. There are other possibilities, like anti-roll bar drop links, or even rattling handbrake shoes. It really needs to go up on a ramp and have a poke around.
I have a rattle similar to having something loose spare wheel in the boot of an ordinary car... only my car is empty of anything in the back passenger space... so I may have a similar problem. [&:]
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