C70: - Auto box rattle when engaging drive.

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C70: Auto box rattle when engaging drive.

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Aug 22nd, 2018, 13:39	#1
Alby New Member Last Online: Nov 17th, 2021 15:46 Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Cornwall	Auto box rattle when engaging drive. I have a 2004 series 1 C70 auto convertible. Just today noticed a rattle from the engine bay when putting the car in Drive. No noise in park, neutral or reverse, just forward gears and the noise is more noticable inside the car than outside. Car drives fine with no gearchange issues and the noise quietens while driving then comes back as I slow down to stop. At standstill with D engaged the noise goes away if the wheels are put on full left lock and comes back when they're turned to the right. Because of this I'm less inclined to think it's a problem with the gearbox and more likely a worn bush/engine mount or CV joint. Any ideas guys/gals? __________________ 2004 C70 2.0T Auto Convertible

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