Diane
> it frequently when I'm decelerating without braking or simply driving at
> speeds below 25 mph--for example in heavy traffic or in residential areas.
It may be the odometer cable or head. I've had a soft, rhythmic clicking
from the front of the car for almost as long as I've had it, that I can
only hear at low speeds at a low RPM (less engine and road noise). I took
it in to have it fixed, they replaced the odometer head, and the noise was
gone for a few months. Then it came back. The dealer said it's not a big
deal and won't affect the car's performance. It hasn't changed over the
last four years, so I just turn the radio on when it bugs me. :)
-Bobbi, 96 SL1
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"Halcyon" <winged...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>The latest now is a loud
>knocking sound that I hear from the front of the vehicle that is audible
>only at speeds under 25 miles per hour.
Noises are tough to diagnose over the computer . As inconvient as it may be I
think your best bet is to take it to the dealer, maybe a different one if you
can , and ride with the tech that will work on your car . That is a sure fire
way to make sure they hear the same noise you are hearing. If I were to guess ,
maybe a strut bearing , strut or in an extremely odd situation an inner tie
rod. But they would just be guesses.
As far as the speedo goes- the noise there is scraping from the odometer .
Yours is digital so that rules that problem out.
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