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Rear Suspension Issue.


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Hi, i've been getting a knocking noise from the drivers side rear suspension. I took it to my local Indy & was diagnosed at the rear Top Mount, which was replaced. However the knocking noise is back so I decided to take a look myself.  When the car is jacked up & you lift the wheel up by hand & let it drop there's a knock / clunk that seems to be coming from the top of the shock absorber, I checked the other side & it was silent.

There is no oil leaking from the shock absorber so could it still be the shock or something else?

 

Hope somebody has some answers.

 

Many thanks.

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I found the drop links on my car to be noisy.  These are the links that connect the shock absorber bottom housing (hub carrier) to the anti-roll (sway) bar.  They are easy to replace at cost about £20 to £25 each. I have just replaced all four and noticed an improvement.

 

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