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Clonking noise...


scooby_doo_do

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Prob a silly question and something that we all have, but just after i put the gear in first and reverse it makes a "clonk" noise from somewhere underneath...

 

I've noticed it more since i had my new clutch put on, and some freinds of mine have also noticed it and asked what it was...

 

I know the mkiv is suppose to be clonky but i didn't know if there was anything that can be done to fix it ?

 

Thanks in advance as always.... Doing my gaskets tommorrow by the spark plugs weather depending !

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Mine does it too dude - I always wondered about it myself to be honest. I assumed it was somthing to do with the driveshaft going all the way down the back and something engaging along the way. I guess if it happens to a few of us it must be normal?!?!?

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Mine does it too dude - I always wondered about it myself to be honest. I assumed it was somthing to do with the driveshaft going all the way down the back and something engaging along the way. I guess if it happens to a few of us it must be normal?!?!?

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Had a mechanic look at it today on a ramp and he said it was the prop-shaft wearing... He said its not really a problem as its only the initial strain when it goes into gear.

 

He also said that it'll be worth changing so stop the noise and it wouldn't cost a lot of money - This i don't beleive... Theres not one thing on the dam car that hasn't cost a lot of money :(

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