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Author Subject: Juddering under braking/knocking when lifting off
idnan

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Location: Birmingham

Registered: 05 Sep 2007

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Post #1
Just noticed today that my car is starting to judder under braking and knocking from the front left hand side when I lift off harshly.

The only thing I know that is wrong with the passenger side is the track rod, could this cause all the above problems? As far as I know everything else is ok. I need to get the stuff after work at 5 as most places around here close at 6 so I need an answer quickly please.
Posted 7th Sep 2009 at 20:37
jambo85

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Location: Kilmarnock

Registered: 01 Jun 2009

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Post #2
idnan wrote:
Just noticed today that my car is starting to judder under braking and knocking from the front left hand side when I lift off harshly.

The only thing I know that is wrong with the passenger side is the track rod, could this cause all the above problems? As far as I know everything else is ok. I need to get the stuff after work at 5 as most places around here close at 6 so I need an answer quickly please.

Mine was juddering until today. It was my front brake discs causing it. Once i changed them its now gone.

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Posted 7th Sep 2009 at 23:30
idnan

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Location: Birmingham

Registered: 05 Sep 2007

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Post #3
cheers for the reply, turned out the wishbone had snapped where the pbush goes. I'm so cheesed off with the car at the moment.
Posted 7th Sep 2009 at 23:46

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