Formentor front suspension (DCC) noise or clunks over speed bumps identified
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Hi...my Formentor also has q ratteling noise right front on oneven road also when full lock steering and then drive away the same noise...it appears to be the dust cover on the shocks that have to be mounted on a specific way and that seems to be an issue that is from the original mounting in the factory.
Dust covers cost €20 a piece.
Dust covers cost €20 a piece.
Where did you get that TPI? Did they install the new dust covers on your car? And did the knocking stop after installing the new covers?
Yes...the sound is gone.
A helpfull mechanic from the Dealer send me this after he had a customer with the same issues.
Did you replace the dust covers for a fee? Or under warranty?
Could you send me the part number of the covers they installed or other documents confirming the replacement? I'm still dealing with my service center.
It was 30 minutes per side..tire of..shocks lose etc.
It cost me €20 per side and then €40 labour costs. I will look for the parts number and i'll get back to you.
Hello !
Anyone else did this fix from the released TPI and replaced the shock dust covers with new ones, P.N. 5Q0413175D.
Is this really making the knocking dissapear ?
Anyone else did this fix from the released TPI and replaced the shock dust covers with new ones, P.N. 5Q0413175D.
Is this really making the knocking dissapear ?
I had the same issue as this with my G42 m240i and it only had 2k miles on it , the problem is the Monroe shocks but bmw wouldn't recognise it (typical) even though it was only a year old I bought a set of replacement Bilstein ones and had my mate fit them and it was quite as a mouse after , about 6 months later Bmw started changing the top mount from a different model (M340i) and owners reported that it sorted the bobbling suspension noise , even my new 1500 mile Cupra Leon does it a bit , golf R and clubsports have the same issues, Cupra will just bat it away as a characteristic of the car , only way is to find a replacement top mount that is compatible or change to Bilstein.
Sorry I see that , the only possible replacements could be these but not a 100% , I found it really frustrating with my bmw and it was a well known issue to everyone apart from the dealership lol , they didn't have an answer when I went in with the replacement Bilstein and had no noise.....
Cupra Leon Front Shock Absorber with DCC
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I was thinking for people with it......if disconnecting the sensor works......then if you left the ignition or engine running and choose individual setting and disconnected while in that profile and cable tied it up then the shock should be set to that everytime you drive the car......? It would throw a warning light but that's it....
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