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A possible spring knocking has started happening right after finishing a drive on the sand. Had a quick look but visually everything seems fine. The car is relatively new (2017) so it’s still under warranty but just wanted to make sure that it’s fine to drive. I’ve uploaded a video so maybe somebody could shed some light on the situation here.
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Last edited by Vodzr; 20-03-2020, 01:21 AM. -
Check if your front body mount bolts are secure. I had a knock from the front and on closer inspection the front left body mount bolt was missing and the rubber was distorted causing the chassis mount bracket and body to rub.
Of course the lovely folk at VW told me it was my fault because I must have removed the bolt at some stage (which of course I didn't)[emoji35].
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Thanks for the reply. I had a good look around, all the bolts are secure and the rubber is in great condition. Very strange, as the car only has 38k on it. But the noise is definitely metal on metal.Comment
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