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Knocking noise when pulling away hard. any ideas??

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Post  ADAM 30/09/10, 11:38 pm

Right, if i pull away hard in 1st or reverse then i get a loud knocking noise that i can feel through the pedels and steering wheel. its almost as if the engine is moving and knocking something. it occasionally does in if i put the car into second on hard acceleration.

Also when pulling away in 2nd from a speed bump, the whole car vibrates with this knocking feeling.

Any ideas what it could be???

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Post  Almondo74 01/10/10, 07:52 am

rear engine mount maybe?
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Post  ADAM 01/10/10, 02:38 pm

Yer that's what I thought, but i changed that for another one that I had and it hasn't made a difference, but I spose it could be that both mounts were knackered.

Is Suzuki the best place for new mounts??

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Post  STEVEGTI 01/10/10, 05:16 pm

nooo talk to andy garndi get some alloy ones there cheaper than originals and heaps better


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i wold also say engine mounts or cvs
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Post  ADAM 01/10/10, 07:23 pm

ahh right, cheers for that steve, i forgot andy did the alloy ones, which is daft as when i was doin the engine swap he said about them.

Interesting you should say cv's because mine are buggerd, or atleast one is, coz it makes the loud clicking/knocking noise on full lock, the standard buggerd cv noise.

is ebay the best place for cv's??

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Post  Almondo74 01/10/10, 07:41 pm

if its your rear mount you've probably got marks on ur steering(i think) from where the gearbox was hitting it, thats y i changed mine cause they were marks on it, i put a superflex mount in but if i knew garndi was 'the man' at the time i would of probably got his set

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Post  dominator 03/10/10, 04:08 pm

i got a set of his mounts
good bit of kit, but way to much for the road
iv got poly rear, garndi`s on the box end and a std on the engine now

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