All,
I was on my way home last night and went around a roudabout relatively fast. As i came of the roundabout and straightened up i heard a loud clunk sounded like it came from drivers side front. It was a single clunk sounded like it was something on the suspension i felt it too on the footwell floor. As i continued to drive i did not hear the noise again til i was accelerating and the car went in to kick down or when i used the tiptronic for some engine braking. The noise does not happen all the time. Ive noticed the same this morning when going over speed bumps. There is no noise going up the bump but was there when coming off the bump. I was not going fast over these bumps.
Its really strange as its not a series of knocks its just one. Klunp. Then nothing. Its not there when driving steady just when i kick down go round a left corner at a quick speed, decelerate using the gears and coming off a speed bump.
I can see nothing and there appears to be no play in the wheel itself. Does anyone have any ideas?
Cheers.
I was on my way home last night and went around a roudabout relatively fast. As i came of the roundabout and straightened up i heard a loud clunk sounded like it came from drivers side front. It was a single clunk sounded like it was something on the suspension i felt it too on the footwell floor. As i continued to drive i did not hear the noise again til i was accelerating and the car went in to kick down or when i used the tiptronic for some engine braking. The noise does not happen all the time. Ive noticed the same this morning when going over speed bumps. There is no noise going up the bump but was there when coming off the bump. I was not going fast over these bumps.
Its really strange as its not a series of knocks its just one. Klunp. Then nothing. Its not there when driving steady just when i kick down go round a left corner at a quick speed, decelerate using the gears and coming off a speed bump.
I can see nothing and there appears to be no play in the wheel itself. Does anyone have any ideas?
Cheers.