Another thread about odd sounds and Pandas... Bear with me.
The sound is a kind of metallic clanging, most noticeable at speeds over 40 km/h and there is also a clang when going over more aggressive bumps in the road (this may or may not be the same clanging, it sounds similar, but it is hard to compare a single “clang” from the constant clanging.). The sound is definitely not engine or gearbox related, same sound when in neutral. It is loud but not loud enough to hear without the windows open.
I have narrowed it down to running gear, exhaust, driveshaft and 4×4 mechanisms. Having had a look under the car, the exhaust seems attached to all the right places, with all the rubber attachments hooked up. There is nothing obviously loose on the brake assemblies, either.
On the 4×4 mechanism, there is some rotational give which gives off a similar clanging sound but I am not sure if this "give" is normal. If not, it could be the source of the problem. Here is a video, I would really appreciate your thoughts:
The sound is a kind of metallic clanging, most noticeable at speeds over 40 km/h and there is also a clang when going over more aggressive bumps in the road (this may or may not be the same clanging, it sounds similar, but it is hard to compare a single “clang” from the constant clanging.). The sound is definitely not engine or gearbox related, same sound when in neutral. It is loud but not loud enough to hear without the windows open.
I have narrowed it down to running gear, exhaust, driveshaft and 4×4 mechanisms. Having had a look under the car, the exhaust seems attached to all the right places, with all the rubber attachments hooked up. There is nothing obviously loose on the brake assemblies, either.
On the 4×4 mechanism, there is some rotational give which gives off a similar clanging sound but I am not sure if this "give" is normal. If not, it could be the source of the problem. Here is a video, I would really appreciate your thoughts:
- Model
- Panda 4x4 Sisley
- Year
- 1988
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