Rear Knocking Noise
08-25-2017, 11:49 PM
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Rear Knocking Noise
Dodge Charger 2012 SXT 103,011km
Ladies and Gentlemen..
This issue literally has made me gone crazy! Basically, the rear passenger seat side or sometimes the trunk (Where the noise can be heard from) has started to make a knocking sound. It sounds like as if someone is knocking on a plastic door or something like that TUK TUK sound. The sound can be heard from the rear right side only.. The sound usually comes when reversing (when the car pushes backwards few seconds), idling speed (Only when moving forward few seconds) or when car is nearly at complete stop (Sometimes). But the main problem is that sometimes there is no sound at all! It goes for few days then decides to come back and annoy my life again. Usually comes when the car is hot or driving for long, and some other times the sound is completely gone. Could it be right rear wheel bushings are dry and needs lubrications? The car drives smoothly, shifts gear beautifully and all readings are perfect. There is nothing wrong, just that rear right wheel side decides to have fits at times.. i guess it needs a divorce. Thanks a lot guys!
Ladies and Gentlemen..
This issue literally has made me gone crazy! Basically, the rear passenger seat side or sometimes the trunk (Where the noise can be heard from) has started to make a knocking sound. It sounds like as if someone is knocking on a plastic door or something like that TUK TUK sound. The sound can be heard from the rear right side only.. The sound usually comes when reversing (when the car pushes backwards few seconds), idling speed (Only when moving forward few seconds) or when car is nearly at complete stop (Sometimes). But the main problem is that sometimes there is no sound at all! It goes for few days then decides to come back and annoy my life again. Usually comes when the car is hot or driving for long, and some other times the sound is completely gone. Could it be right rear wheel bushings are dry and needs lubrications? The car drives smoothly, shifts gear beautifully and all readings are perfect. There is nothing wrong, just that rear right wheel side decides to have fits at times.. i guess it needs a divorce. Thanks a lot guys!
Last edited by Morad23; 08-25-2017 at 11:53 PM.
08-26-2017, 07:46 AM
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I would be looking at the joints in the axel shafts.
08-26-2017, 11:24 AM
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08-26-2017, 03:04 PM
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They just didn't want to deal with it!
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