Very faint clunking noise when coasting to a stop
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Very faint clunking noise when coasting to a stop
Ive done a few searches, but I wanted some more opinions. I just picked up my 02 WS6 M6 with 30k miles on it. There are aftermarket rotors/pads on all 4 corners. I have noticed a faint clunking noise coming from the rear of the car when Im coasting to a stop. It sounds as if it goes with the motion of the wheels because it gets slower as the car gets slower. I found in the searches I did that the Torsen differentials are known to be a little noisy, but Im not one to let a noise go under the "assumption" that its a common noise. Can I get some more opinions on this please? Thanks
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Can you describe the noise that it makes? I just want to make sure we are talking about the same kind of sound. Also, as stated before, it progressively slows down as the car slows down...and the time in between each clunk increases, almost like when you have a rock or nail in your tire. If it is the thrust block, should it do it both in gear and in neutral? Im only asking because you said it is clamped in place under power. Does this mean under serious power, or just in gear?
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Well, my jack and spare are already removed. im gonna check out this canister later when I get home. Is it underneath where I can reach it without pulling body panels off?
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I am having the same noises too. Clunking best describes the sound being made. Mine seems to do it right around 15 MPH and is louder if I am on a bend or turning. Doesnt sound bad though.