Clicking from rear(?) wheel sounds like stone but isn't??
Clicking from rear(?) wheel sounds like stone but isn't??
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snipez999

Original Poster:

305 posts

159 months

Monday 22nd July 2013
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DB9.2 recently collected done 1000 miles only.
On left handers I can sometimes hear a clicking which sounds like a stone in the tread but had a good look and nothing obvious there.
Anyone else experienced or got any clues?

silverspeed

1,508 posts

259 months

Monday 22nd July 2013
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Try reversing a stone caught in the guard IMO. Forward nd reverse motion should clear it.

X7LDA

940 posts

233 months

Tuesday 23rd July 2013
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Can also be the brake pad sensor that's come loose and is clicking off the wheel. Check this and pads - two most likely.

snipez999

Original Poster:

305 posts

159 months

Wednesday 24th July 2013
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Thanks. Will take her in for the techies to check over.

yeti

10,685 posts

304 months

Wednesday 24th July 2013
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Vergis said:
Mine was low brake pads strangely... Was concerned it was CV joints.
Mine was LOOSE brake discs!!* Like you, thought it was a torn CV joint boot or something.





  • these were fitted by DMS before they shut down. The fronts were so badly fitted they warped, the rears were left loose. Awesome rolleyes

snipez999

Original Poster:

305 posts

159 months

Wednesday 24th July 2013
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As my car is only a few weeks old I was hoping for something straightforward like a hidden nailhead in a tyre or something worked loose from the G force ;-)

snipez999

Original Poster:

305 posts

159 months

Wednesday 7th August 2013
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Car went in yesterday. Full inspection and nothing found. Strangely though the noise has now disappeared! The cynic on me says they did something but don't want to tell me what!!
Anyway happy bunny time again. Plus I found the 'keep in sport mode' setting in the menu so have it on full audio dynamite mode permanently now :-)

X7LDA

940 posts

233 months

Wednesday 7th August 2013
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Sounds very much like a sensor wire in that case! Stone they would see.

The sensor wire is a pain and unclips a lot from the caliper during washing. Will sound like a constant clicking if it then touches the disc during driving. If they took the wheel off and even moved it slightly off the disc = noise gone. Took me a long time to figure out when it kept appearing and re-appearing!

V12woollie

4,363 posts

174 months

Wednesday 7th August 2013
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snipez999 said:
Plus I found the 'keep in sport mode' setting in the menu so have it on full audio dynamite mode permanently now :-)
Wonder if they can program the V12V to have this menu setting.

snipez999

Original Poster:

305 posts

159 months

Thursday 8th August 2013
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Aaaaagh it's back again this morning. Off to the dealer later

rajiggyfizzle

7 posts

100 months

Tuesday 20th April 2021
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Only 8 years later, but here goes... did you ever find out the issue??

Have what sounds like the same problem on my Rapide... clicking noise from rear wheel, that is unrelated to whether I am accelerating or braking, but has a quicker rhythm at faster speeds, and noticeable when cornering.

Thanks