VictorH
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In the past few days have noted a driveline noise that is getting louder by the day. It's not that loud so wouldn't be heard on audio or video recording. The characteristics as follows:
1) It's a muted tapping noise coming from the back, my guess is driver's side
2) Tapping frequency goes up with speed and less when slowing down.
3) Will make tapping noise in gear or coasting in neutral.
4) slightly louder under driving load compared to coasting
5) I can't reproduce any noise with the car up on lift, in neutral and spinning the tires (either side) by hand.
6) The drive axles don't have any tears or rips in the boots and the "slop" in the axles from side to side is about the same on right and left (I am most suspicious of a CV joint but don't know how to prove it)
I tell you what it's not:
1) Brakes, calipers are tight, pads are new and no odd wear patterns
2) Pretty sure it's not a suspension component particularly given the characteristics above
3) Tires/wheels, new less then 300 miles, new rims too, don't see any obvious damage and the car does NOT vibrate at speed
1) It's a muted tapping noise coming from the back, my guess is driver's side
2) Tapping frequency goes up with speed and less when slowing down.
3) Will make tapping noise in gear or coasting in neutral.
4) slightly louder under driving load compared to coasting
5) I can't reproduce any noise with the car up on lift, in neutral and spinning the tires (either side) by hand.
6) The drive axles don't have any tears or rips in the boots and the "slop" in the axles from side to side is about the same on right and left (I am most suspicious of a CV joint but don't know how to prove it)
I tell you what it's not:
1) Brakes, calipers are tight, pads are new and no odd wear patterns
2) Pretty sure it's not a suspension component particularly given the characteristics above
3) Tires/wheels, new less then 300 miles, new rims too, don't see any obvious damage and the car does NOT vibrate at speed
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