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Old Mar 16th, 2013, 10:55   #1
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hi well i'm at a bit of a loss now bottom arms went bad on my v70 all the usual symptons diving left under braking etc after inspection changed arms shocks and mounts(top and bottom) drop links and n/s outer cv joint that had been clicking for weeks car now drives lovely and smoothly but i have a random clunk develop it happens when slowing but not just under braking when just coasting cant find any play anywhere other than a very small amount of movement at the top mounting bush(bulkhead to engine).
one small concern i have is that i had a hell of a game getting circlip to locate on cv and have a nagging doubt it may of come astray
the noise is a single clunk seems to be coming from n/s/f any thoughts greatly appreciated.
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Just a thought.... could it be the outer rear suspension bush?

One of these beasties:

My off-side one went last year whilst visiting UK. Had it done in a Volvo Indie at £250!!! They are a pain to get out!

Symptoms were a 'clonk' occasionally over rough surfaces. Despite it being a rear suspension bush, the clonk felt like it was below the drivers footwell.

Have a look just forward of the rear wheel on the suspension arm thing. Should be a nice rubber bush. Mine was gleaming shiny metal on metal

Good luck.
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they were next on my list anyway but sounds like just the noise sounds like its coming from passenger footwell perhaps i should swap them over first thanks for the idea
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just got back from supermarket all the way there and back no noise the only difference today is that the roads are really wet
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