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Model specific boards => Golf mk3 => Topic started by: maverick1984 on 25 April 2009, 11:08
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Changed the discs and pads and now when i am going very slow-lets say 5 MPH- and i take my foot off the accelerator there is a really loud clunk coming from the passenger side front. it does not do this when i am braking or going at higher sppeds.
Help me please before i go insane over this car!
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you fix the caliper back on? :huh:
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Yea put that back on properly
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Right i went back out and put the old disc and pads back on and it is still doing it. I owned a Hyundai coupe once and it did this and in the end it was the lower arm ball joints.
Do you think it could be Bushes????
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Did you fit the anti rattle clips? they can cause the pads to move about and drop..? usualy happens when reversing or rattles over bumps though.
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Yes put them back in
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Its an odd one, All i can think of is mabey the calipers are loose or the disks now have a bit of free play since the retaining screw was removed, but i doubt that as the wheel bolts should clamp em' tight!
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This clunk only happens when going at very low speeds in first gear. if i have the clutch pressed in then it does not happen. its only when i am going about 5mph and i take my foot fully off the accelerator. Do you think it could me something to do with the drive shaft?
all discs and pads are secure.I went and bought 2 more retaing screws from VW.
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Check these out, Engine mounts > Drivbeshafts > Gearbox All of those could cause that.
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its probs the bushes for the lower arm
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could be the clutch bearing.
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Rmachines is correcet, its the near side rear engine mount that is the culprit. Thanks for the help! :wink: