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CLONKING/KNOCKING when accelerating, or taking of

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Old May 21st, 2007, 20:22   #1
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I am getting a clonking/knocking noise when accelerating, and selecting gear 1,3,4?

what could it be??

Mounts or bushes?
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Old May 22nd, 2007, 20:54   #2
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Mine does this too.(v70 d5)i've changed the lower control arm bushes and the top engine mount,yet i still have the noise.I wonder if it might be one of the lower engine mounts,or a gearbox mount? It's very frustrating as i can't pinpoint it.I think i'll have to get my brother to stick his head in while i drive round a bit.He'll like that, as he owes me one for sitting in his boot trying to find a clonking noise on his s40.(rear anti roll bar bushes)

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Old May 23rd, 2007, 16:36   #3
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Showned some one today and they go its the shock absorber, which i doubt.. so what could it be, my engine mount is slightly split,, would that be causing the problem..
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Old May 23rd, 2007, 17:49   #4
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If the top mount is split then this needs to be replaced as a process of elimination.
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After fitting 18" Nebulas to my V70(was running 17" before), got the same noise you described. Aparently it has been kicking up stones onto the tray of the front struts. Stones cleared, noise gone.
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Hi,

This has happened after i fiited nebulas too??

so how did you clear these stones? where were they stuck
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I have the exact issue for the past 4 months and have told the dealer to look into but unable to pick up. I had also changed the lower control arm bushes (replaced the complete arm) and the top engine mount last week but still continue to hear this noise specially noticeable when taking off and increases with acceleration.

I've got a XC90 T6 2.9 Petrol which is regularly serviced and maintained by the main dealer.

Any recommendation in identifying this issue?
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Old Jan 22nd, 2013, 13:48   #8
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Subframe bushes, lower engine mounts or front spring top mounts. These are the things I would check.
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Old Jan 22nd, 2013, 14:00   #9
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I was told that it was simply play in the AWD system, and that if you got under the car and wiggle the prop shaft it would all become clear.
Apparently the cars (well the S60Rs anyway) were like this when brand new!
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Just as a point of interest. My bolts have been changed over a year now. There has been NO return to the dreaded "CLUNK KLICK" every trip.

My independent garage has photocopied the pics of the bolts, got the numbers of the parts, and now regularly tells any clients of the previous results.

If the clients then wish he will do the work with a disclaimer, you can't really bame him for that.
At least he is doing the work. He tells me he has never had a "come back" - in a bad way that is....

I would wonder why that Volvo - if they follow these sort of customer forums- have not investigated or come to any conclusions. I wonder if they have been informed?
Could it be that if they found somthing at fault they may have to instigate a product recall - with all that costs.

Probably - they may think - leave it to the customers to pick up the individual costs.

I would only hope that the "CLICK CLUNK" is not a deeper more hidden fault, that we are just skating over.
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