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Odd noise following a service....

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Old Apr 17th, 2022, 12:26   #1
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Exclamation Odd noise following a service....

This is my first post since joining the community. Thanks for all the guidance so far from reading other people's posts! 🙄

Well...I took my Volvo V90 R Design 2.0 Estate (53k miles) for it's 4 year service at the main dealer where I bought the car. The technician found a slight leak on the EGR to turbo pipe. I duly paid for it's replacement and received the car back.

On driving the car the next day, I went over a speed bump (less than 5mph) and there was a sharp metallic sound from the mid part of the engine..😞. Initially I thought it was the speed bump itself and thought nothing more... Later I went over another bump and the same thing happened... 😣. I took the car back, the next day, to the main dealer and explained the problem. We went out in the car and I demonstrated the sound I could hear. The car was left with the dealer for them to have a look at and I was given a V60 Recharge (nice!).

Next day I went back. The Service Manager said that they had not been able to recreate the fault and all appeared as it should. As a precaution the technician had looked all over the car but could not find any problems... I took the technician out in the vehicle 🚘 and, as they had confirmed, the car was as solid as it was prior to the service and work carried out 😐.

The Service Manager described that the springs had adjusted whilst being lifted on the ramp and now, having been lifted again, had reset? I am not sure how plausible this is? Or if anyone has experienced the same thing? In the last 24yrs of having a car I have never heard of this🙄. Anyone got any advice??🙂
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Old Apr 17th, 2022, 16:49   #2
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Sounds like the technician left a spanner or something metal in the engine bay when they serviced, it and it has now been removed!

The story about the springs is total BS.
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Sounds like the technician left a spanner or something metal in the engine bay when they serviced, it and it has now been removed!

The story about the springs is total BS.
Not without precedent unfortunately but hopefully it’s sorted.
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