The sound after the pits ??

Hello guys, I have a 2003 model 2.0 HDI 307, I caught my attention recently, even if I put the car in small pits, bumps, as soon as I hit the gas, it sounds like a tin can, as if rubbing something. The sound stops immediately, even without a second. I thought it was a fender from the beginning, but I was careful, it was just the level of the front seats, the sound coming from the bottom .. I am afraid of the transmission problem.

Get well, the brake pad is loose from what you told.

Elbu mate, we would appreciate if you introduce yourself first.

Eserxxx dude is either from brake discs (including pads, calipers, etc.). But if it cuts in 2 seconds, there may be a stone or something stuck. Sometimes it happens to all of us. Transmission is not a job.

[QUOTE = eserxxx] Hello guys, I have a 2003 model 2.0 HDI 307, it caught my attention recently, even if I put the car in small pits, bumps, as soon as I hit the gas, it sounds like a can from the bottom, as if rubbing something. The sound stops immediately, even without a second. I thought it was a fender from the beginning, but I was careful, just the sound of the front seats, the sound coming from the bottom .. I am afraid of the transmission problem [/ QUOTE]

The front brake pads and discs did not change for 1 week, so I don't think it was from the brake assembly, which was before the change, that sound, but I didn't care. It just caught my attention, it only happens when I get into speed humps and small pits. You said the bending iron tires Metin Bey, I don't know the shape of that piece, but the sound coming is not like the plastic sound, it is a sound like a rusty tin rub. I took it to the master, but the vehicle was afraid of the master, I guess, no matter how far I got into the pit :) I left the master back, just like I turned around the corner. the sound that I don't care about.

look at the exhaust pipes. Lift to lift ... there is a definite gap hitting it as it shakes!

You can come from the tables or swings. If it is a Z rot, it sounds like a lacquer. MEMOTECH 2011-05-15 19:45:09

In my opinion, look at the exhaust.

A friend found the solution to the situation by chance. The sound that I thought came after the pits came after braking. I took it to the master, he said that the ABS motor works out loud. It doesn't cause any problems in the short term, but when the ABS lamp comes on, he told me to bring the car to him. Thank you all for your help, I wish you an accident-free ride

[QUOTE = eserxxx] A friend found the solution by chance. The sound that I thought came after the pits came after braking. I took it to the master, he said that the ABS motor works out loud. It doesn't cause any problems in the short term, but when the ABS lamp comes on, he told me to bring the car to him. Thank you all for your help, I wish you an accident-free ride [/ QUOTE]

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Yes, I definitely agree. In a pit in our partner, we were making it sound like we were going to be disturbed. As the iron element said, the tires of the iron are gone, the iron that keeps it in the bidet has changed, no more sound or click.