Rear clunk
Rear clunk
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Richiebhoy

Original Poster:

61 posts

151 months

Sunday 9th March 2014
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Hi, I'm experiencing a clunk from the rear when I let the clutch out or accelerate. Done diff bolts, anti roll bar and anything that has a bolt head head on. Any ideas?

gruffalo

8,100 posts

250 months

Sunday 9th March 2014
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sounds like diff bushes.

Boatbuoy

1,972 posts

186 months

Monday 10th March 2014
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....or a 19mm socket rolling around in the boot!

TimJM

1,497 posts

234 months

Monday 10th March 2014
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Top diff bush.

Supateg

799 posts

166 months

Monday 10th March 2014
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Loose or badly worn cv joints? But probably the diff bush.

Mad Mark

2,345 posts

256 months

Monday 10th March 2014
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It could be the top diff bush bracket broken. They are prone to break and very hard to spot it is broken until in it removed.

billy no brakes

2,675 posts

289 months

Monday 10th March 2014
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Richiebhoy said:
Hi, I'm experiencing a clunk from the rear when I let the clutch out or accelerate. Done diff bolts, anti roll bar and anything that has a bolt head head on. Any ideas?
Top Diff Bush without a doubt on my 3rd but had the car 14 years

Richiebhoy

Original Poster:

61 posts

151 months

Monday 10th March 2014
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5 people can't be wrong ordered new bushes from racetech thanks for the advise

Mr Cerbera

5,148 posts

254 months

Monday 10th March 2014
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Exhaust on chassis
(just like to be different)getmecoat

billy no brakes

2,675 posts

289 months

Tuesday 11th March 2014
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Richiebhoy said:
5 people can't be wrong ordered new bushes from racetech thanks for the advise
Hope your good with a spanner as the bush is fcensoreder to get out, heard stories of blood and guts being spilt to get it out

ridds

8,366 posts

268 months

Tuesday 11th March 2014
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One of my diff plates had an elongated hole in it. The bolt, even when FT would not hold the diff in place. There is a huge amount of effective torque running though the diff. Might be worth a look.

Richiebhoy

Original Poster:

61 posts

151 months

Sunday 16th March 2014
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ridds said:
One of my diff plates had an elongated hole in it. The bolt, even when FT would not hold the diff in place. There is a huge amount of effective torque running though the diff. Might be worth a look.
Thanks for that, that was exactly the problem. Bushes had only done 4000 miles so beefed up plates, fitted one new bush on the side of play in plate, runs as smooth as anything now