MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => How to Guides / Troubleshooting => Topic started by: Modz on January 02, 2011, 11:21:09 am
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Hi to all and happy new year
Seem to have knock noise from the front left only on full lock and if i can remember right it only happens in reverse, however dosn't happen all the time have not question vw about it yet any ideas????
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Yes , myself and also Mandy have complained to VW over this, and each time, fault cannot be traced. Mines had it for well over a year or so, and hasnt got any worse. So not that fussed that anything major is wrong.
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Got any more info on this?
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I can under stand what you are saying in terms of it not bothering you because it don't make the noise all the time, however i'm the most fussy F**ker around and being a machanic and not knowing what it is is really bothering.
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I can under stand what you are saying in terms of it not bothering you because it don't make the noise all the time, however i'm the most fussy F**ker around and being a machanic and not knowing what it is is really bothering.
i used to be a spanners man aswell, and im a fussy fecker aswell. I gave up. :signLOL:
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I'll have to agree with you on that
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I had both front struts, suspention spring assemblys and top guide bushes replaced. All ball joints inspected, and it still does it occasionally only on full left lock when coming off a small kerb only.
If you have any other idea's then please say? Mines in for its annual service again this wednesday.
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I've taken my car to VW so many times about this knocking noise and they got so fed up with me in the end! :signLOL: Had it looked at by my mechanic friend, just seems to be a noisy cv joint, doubt VW would class it as a 'fault'.
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Does it do it at low speed only or when driving as well?
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only at low speed and when in reverse
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I also had a knocking noise on mine, but did it at speed as well. After a year with the dealer trying to sort out, had a couple on engineers from VW HQ come for a test drive. Went back to Milton Keynes twice and it was resovled in the end by changing the washers between the chassis and sub frame.