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Nov 5th, 2023, 15:42 | #1 |
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Front left rattling (replaced parts already)
(C30 D5 2006)
Hey all, I'm just trying to work out what this potentially could be, and I think I may try and capture a little video this week for a demo of it. I'm getting a rattle from the front left wheel when I go over rough road/small potholes. This can happen almost any speed, it really does sound like something loose, like the top mounts or anti-roll bar. I replaced a few parts earlier in the year just due to age and MOT advisories (lower arms/drop links/shocks/springs). Last week I went around both front sides to nip up any potential loose nuts, nothing was loose but I made sure all was torqed to spec. Today I thought perhaps it might be the roll bar bushings, so I got the pry bar onto it without the front wheels and the play seemed acceptable to me. I couldn't see a gap or anything obvious on the bushing at least on the visible side. I'm at a bit of a loss now, I know that once this thing has all of that weight on it, any tiny movement is magnified but it just didn't seem like it was the bushings. Cheers for any help ! |
Nov 5th, 2023, 16:03 | #2 |
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A loose brake pad drove me nuts on my V70 for months!🤯
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Nov 5th, 2023, 16:30 | #3 |
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check for broken springs it a common fault.
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Nov 5th, 2023, 17:36 | #4 |
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I had a rattle that seemed impossible to track down. Turned out the brake pad friction material had separated from the backing plate.
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Hey, ah I guess it's super simple to check the brake pads, granted they're probably around 1 year or so old (replaced pads/discs).
When I was checking/tightening various bolts the other day I did check the springs but as mentioned, they're new as of June this year. Apologies for the vid but I was driving across some rough road on the left side this morning, and thought I'd grab a clip. Not sure it helps much but hey ho.
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Nov 6th, 2023, 15:29 | #6 |
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Right o, another quick update.
I just jacked the front up to do a quick 9-3 o-clock/horizontal wheel play check (with the steering locked). Right side, seemed good, left side I could feel a little play. So now I'm thinking it's a tie/track rod, just no idea if it's inner or outer. And come to think of it, I did notice a slight vibration in the steering around 70mph. |
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