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Member Since: 24 Jan 2016
Location: chelmsford
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United Kingdom 2002 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Rimini Red
strange noise under the car

When driving my RR, i have found there is a clonking coming from under the car. my first thoughts were a bush gone on the suspension, but they all, as far as i can tell when jacking the car up and moving the joints, are ok. i have found the suspension tends to groan a bit when going up, and it sometimes sounds a bit like this. My thoughts are leading towards front suspension legs. Any one any thoughts?

Post #374412 26th Feb 2016 9:01pm
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Haylands



Member Since: 04 Mar 2014
Location: East Yorkshire
Posts: 8190

England 2014 Range Rover Autobiography SDV8 Loire Blue

Never heard of struts being noisy...

ARB drop links... worn or missing washer at the top... bottom ball joints or tack rod ends... common front problems..

And, wait for it, rear top and bottom hub bushes, which are in fact heim joints covered in a rubber cover, they wear out and clonk and a lot of the time it sounds like it's from the front.... I'd have put good money on it not being the rear but it was... it's really weird... they also groan when they dry out.... top ones are easy to check for play, bottom ones, very difficult they don't seem to move with a pry bar but can still be worn... Pete

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Post #374424 26th Feb 2016 9:25pm
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