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Presume we can ask tech questions here?
My Xantia Turbo CT has developed annoying knocking/clunking sounds from front end, especially on right side. This is not noticeable at all on the highway - most obvious when manouvering at low speed. Turning and going over uneven surfaces seem to provoke it. I think it might also be heard when transitioning from acceleration to deceleration & vice versa.
* I have confirmed that it is NOT the sway-bar drop links (these have been replaced and the replacement items are still good)
* Magic replaced the lower control arm bushes last year, so shouldn't be them.
So what are options? Drive shafts? Engine mounts? Suppose I'd better check that the brake calipers aren't loose (I did use Locktite last time I reinstalled them...)
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