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Re: The Ti is making a funny noise...

From: Theo <theo*dontspammeucunt(at)letsblowitup.com>

Subject: Re: The Ti is making a funny noise...

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Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 08:48:32 GMT

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fishman wrote:

> Went over a speedbump today and a godawful clanging sound came from the

> front offside (it seemed). I looked in my mirrors as I drove off to see

> if something had fallen off the car, nothing.

>

> I continued up the road and it clanged again.

>

> Went round a roundabout later and as I straightened up it clanged

> again.

>

> I`ve taken a quick look under the car and around the arches and can`t

> see anything obviously untoward.

>

> Bizarre. Any ideas from the R600 Ti crew?

>



are the discs shielded?









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From: Albert T Cone <me(at)yahoo.com>

Subject: Re: The Ti is making a funny noise...

Date: 18 May 2005 09:13:00 GMT

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in news:1116405703.582399.56920(at)g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com, "fishman"

<SPAMMEIFYOULIKEBUTIWONTREADIT(at)gmail.com> slurred :



> Went over a speedbump today and a godawful clanging sound came from the

> front offside (it seemed). I looked in my mirrors as I drove off to see

> if something had fallen off the car, nothing.

>

> I continued up the road and it clanged again.

>

> Went round a roundabout later and as I straightened up it clanged

> again.

>

> I`ve taken a quick look under the car and around the arches and can`t

> see anything obviously untoward.

>

> Bizarre. Any ideas from the R600 Ti crew?

>



I have _zero_ experience of working on the Ti, but I had a similar effect

on my 205 recently - turned out to be a broken spring.

It occasionally clanged going over speedbumps, but mostly was noticeable

when manouvering.



O course the Ti suspension is completely different to the 205, so that`s

probably irrelevant :-)






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Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 11:24:05 +0100

From: Alistair J Murray <news(at)fluffy.f9.co.uk>

Subject: Re: The Ti is making a funny noise...

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Albert T Cone wrote:

> in news:1116405703.582399.56920(at)g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com,

> "fishman" <SPAMMEIFYOULIKEBUTIWONTREADIT(at)gmail.com> slurred :



[...Clang!...]



>> Bizarre. Any ideas from the R600 Ti crew?

>>

> I have _zero_ experience of working on the Ti,



Ditto.



> but I had a similar effect on my 205 recently - turned out to be a

> broken spring.



While back, BMW 740 - still a broken spring.



> It occasionally clanged going over speedbumps, but mostly was

> noticeable when manouvering.



When it first happened there was a "kersproyong" and then occasional

clangs as the now detached top coil hit the remainder of the spring.



A quick guddle in the spring seat should confirm - beware sharp bits at

the break.



> O course the Ti suspension is completely different to the 205, so

> that`s probably irrelevant :-)



Struts `n` coils innit...



If it ain`t a spring check the brake backplates.









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