Blunt sound from the engine section - 307

Friends vehicle 1.4 hdi 307. There is something like a small ramp in front of my house, and when I park it, I always pull the front tires onto that ramp. When I parked on the ramp while parking a little while ago, a voice called KÜT came from the front left, then Antipollution Fault wrote the engine on the indicator. I tried to go on the road, no problem, but when I cut the steering wheel to the right and lift it a little fast, the same sound comes out every time I try, or when I pass through the small pits from time to time. My friend showed me that the wedge on the underside has worn out when we took the vehicle out of the fiber before. Is it because of this chock? If it comes from chock, why did it turn on the malfunction lamp? Just called my friend and explained the situation a little while ago, he said something like a pulse sensor, and he sent a command to the brain that the car had an accident.

As your friend says, he can do it from the engine or transmission wedge.

If there are gaps in the axles, it can make a sound like that.

If the impact sensor is activated, the vehicle should not work at all.

I think there is another reason for the malfunction light to come on

[QUOTE = pipe] As your friend says, he can do it from the engine or transmission wedge.

If there are gaps in the axles, it can make a sound like that.

If the impact sensor is activated, the vehicle should not work at all.

I think there is another reason for the malfunction light to come on

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Thank you for your answer. About a year ago, I had entered a solid pit by the front left tire because of our road-like roads, since that sound had been in between times, but lately it has started to come very often. It is not a coincidence that the malfunction lamp comes on with the KÜT sound coming today (Lamp turned off). As you said, if the impact sensor is activated, the vehicle will not start, but there is no problem in the vehicle's departure or operation.

08.05.2020 20:50	# 1
Orcun.Dmr
Friends vehicle 1.4 hdi 307. There is something like a small ramp in front of my house, and when I park it, I always pull the front tires onto that ramp. When I parked on the ramp while parking a little while ago, a voice called KÜT came from the front left, then Antipollution Fault wrote the engine on the indicator. I tried to go on the road, no problem, but when I cut the steering wheel to the right and lift it a little fast, the same sound comes out every time I try, or when I pass through the small pits from time to time. My friend showed me that the wedge on the underside has worn out when we took the vehicle out of the fiber before. Is it because of this chock? If it comes from chock, why did it turn on the malfunction lamp? Just called my friend and explained the situation a little while ago, he said something like a pulse sensor, and he sent a command to the brain that the car had an accident.

08.05.2020 20:50	# 2
boruc
As your friend says, he can do it from the engine or transmission wedge. If there are gaps in the axles, it can make a sound like that. If the impact sensor is activated, the vehicle should not work at all. I think there is another reason for the malfunction light to come on

08.05.2020 20:50	# 3
Orcun.Dmr
[QUOTE = pipe] As your friend says, he can do it from the engine or transmission wedge. If there are gaps in the axles, it can make a sound like that. If the impact sensor is activated, the vehicle should not work at all. I think there is another reason for the malfunction light to come on [/ QUOTE] Thank you for your answer. About a year ago, I had entered a solid pit by the front left tire because of our road-like roads, since that sound had been in between times, but lately it has started to come very often. It is not a coincidence that the malfunction lamp comes on with the KÜT sound coming today (Lamp turned off). As you said, if the impact sensor is activated, the vehicle will not start, but there is no problem in the vehicle's departure or operation.

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