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Never ending issues - now knocking at rear and rubbing on turning left!

Sunnykent
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Just popped out for a meal to get a new issue with my Cayenne

 

occasional hard knocks in rear like I’ve had a stone hit the car underneath

 

and when I turn left I get a rubbing sound - comes from underneath the car like directly underneath drivers seat (UK Right hand drive)

 

what the hell could this be now???

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Ok update : drop links on rear sway bar - right hand side much worse than left

 

Local VW dealer ( as Porsche dealership over three hours away) diagnosed and showed me how lose they were and even more oddly will be using Meyle parts as not able to get hold of VW/Porsche parts in time
 

strange things happen in Portugal but at least it wasn’t too serious and expensive lol

 

 

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