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That suspension knock.....Common fault??

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Old Sep 17th, 2022, 18:09   #1
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Default That suspension knock.....Common fault??

Evening team, V70 2005 D5

So a week or two back i posted about a knock from the front, pre mot said top mount changed that issue still there, jacked car today and you can move the drivers spring left to right a few millimetres cannot do this on the passenger when jacked, so guessing that's it???? My question is is it common for the rubber top mounts to wear out and the splines start slipping or not aligning correctly with the top mount? Or am i mis dragonising??? Both sides have had new top mounts in the last year and new springs. As ever and help greatly received.
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