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  1. 11th October 2023, 07:57 PM #1
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    clang clang from the rear.

    This sounds like two or three pieces of sheet metal bouncing up and down against each other when going over bumps. This only heard with the windows open.
    The springs and shocks are firm, so is the rear muffler. I am thinking that it could be the diff guard or the plates/dust covers inboard of the caliper
    Any suggestions?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    This sounds like two or three pieces of sheet metal bouncing up and down against each other when going over bumps. This only heard with the windows open.
    The springs and shocks are firm, so is the rear muffler. I am thinking that it could be the diff guard or the plates/dust covers inboard of the caliper
    Any suggestions?
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    Apart from what you said; loose shroud on the shock(s). Loose baffle in said muffler. Loose wheelnuts ( don't laugh ), loose calliper bolts, test it with light brake pressure. Number plate falling off
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    Brake dust shield or shields ?

    They sound like that when cracked,then eventually fall off

    Or if the front is sagged you could be hitting a lose bump stop.
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    Id bet it is the brake shields also. I'm really surprised they haven't already fallen off.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    Apart from what you said; loose shroud on the shock(s). Loose baffle in said muffler. Loose wheelnuts ( don't laugh ), loose calliper bolts, test it with light brake pressure. Number plate falling off
    Loose wheels nut have a different continuous sound.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slunnie View Post
    Id bet it is the brake shields also. I'm really surprised they haven't already fallen off.
    Mine haven't
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    Mine haven't
    I wish I could say the same. I reckon mine fell off 15-20 years ago! Probably what I was doing with it didn't help.
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    Brake shields. I got mine brazed and they were fine from then on
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    Mine haven't
    You need to to more driving on rough roads and over corrugations.

    I replaced quite a few over the years when we had D2s.
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