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Clunk Clunk Clunk!
Well picked up the X5 today, on the test drive I had noticed the 'Clunk' which I recognised as control arm/ball joint issue after reading up on this forum( car has done 65k), question is, is there a logical order which things should be replaced? Lower control arm Sway bar Upper arm? Various members seem to change things in different orders when they hear the 'clunk' - what should I change first? i.e what is the MOST common cause of the clunk? Would there be any visible damage to the sway bar if I got under there and looked at it? tia FAR |
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lower control arm and sway bar links seems most common. check your tie rods by swinging the wheel with engine off and listening.
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:xoutpost:
Definitely lowe control arm/ball joint, easy DIY though. Check the article section.
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thanks gentlemen, seems like its the offside sway bar link
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did you get it sorted?and to diagnose issue, did you tug at sway bar end links whilst vehicle was off ground?cheers
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I took my car into bmw croydon for an oil service and the guy there did it for free, he said there were some loose bolts which had some play. I would advise to get it on a ramp and get all the bolts tightened and looked at before spending any money on anything else |
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cheers for the reply fella, will get em to do that first....
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