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Clunk on accelerating and driveshaft noise?


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At my wits end with this car... first Ford, will be the last I think.

On accelerating, at any speed, there is a single clunk each time that I can feel in the steering and pedal.  From the the youtube video, you can hear it quite clearly. 

There is a bit of lateral movement in the drivers side driveshaft, but the garage I've dropped the car off at are not 100% sure its a driveshaft issue, but is the first place to start. 

I didn't have ANY issues with the car until FORD replaced my clutch, flywheel and slave cylinder... since then it's just started falling apart. 

Any ideas? 

 

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I had the driveshaft replace and its like a new car. Gear changes are fantastic, previously a clunk from 1st to 2nd, and the car feels a lot tighter.

Although, now I think I have a bit of disc runout as the drivers side disc seems to be dragging in one spot. Any ideas how I can get that sorted, I just had new discs and pads fitted! lol

 

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Did you notice this before the driveshaft was changed? It's most likely the fitter didn't make sure the mating faces of the disc and hub were perfectly clean. To do a disc replacement properly the runout should be checked against the specs using a dial test indicator but I doubt many fitters are prepared to take the time to do it.

I would have the disc taken off and the mating faces cleaned again.

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I've taken the discs off and used a wire brush \ low speed drill attachment and cleaned them up, although to be honest the were very clean already. There seems to be the slightest of rubbing still. 

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