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Streetka Noise

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hello i have a streetka 2003 model only done 35,000 miles every now and then i hear a knocking noise from the rear of the car comes from the right hand side back wheel

please can someone help me this problem is crazying me as i purchase this streetka from a main ford dealer and i have 11 months left on the warrenty as i have been to the main dealer and they cant find the fault has anyone had the same problem with there streetka

thanks costessey geoff.



Isn't that the side of the exhaust? Most likely to be that knocking. Worth checking the mountings.

i would also remove the jack etc from the boot area & spare wheel then try the car over rough ground

sounds like a process of elimination.

if you hace wheel covers check the rear one ie remove it as sometimes there it a cap

on the hub that can come off then make the odd bumping noise

Streetkas have alloys but good point about something in the boot. Could also be the spare wheel moving about.

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Isn't that the side of the exhaust? Most likely to be that knocking. Worth checking the mountings.

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THANKS FOR REPLY SANDY CAT HAVE CHECK ALL MOUNTINGS

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i would also remove the jack etc from the boot area & spare wheel then try the car over rough ground

sounds like a process of elimination.

if you hace wheel covers check the rear one ie remove it as sometimes there it a cap

on the hub that can come off then make the odd bumping noise

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THANKS FOR REPLY DELBOY HAVE JACK WRAPPED IN SPONGE AND SPARE WHEEL FASTEN WITH BOLT

this may sound silly but it happend to me

pull the rear seat down & tighten up the bar that the seat clips into

i had similar & that was the problem it came loose

also open petrol flap & check the actual fuel filler cap & pipe is tight

as from memory it's a single screw that holds the pipe neck to the body of the car & that screw mayhave come loose

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this may sound silly but it happend to me

pull the rear seat down & tighten up the bar that the seat clips into

i had similar & that was the problem it came loose

also open petrol flap & check the actual fuel filler cap & pipe is tight

as from memory it's a single screw that holds the pipe neck to the body of the car & that screw mayhave come loose

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DELLBOY MY WIFES CAR IS A STREET KA ONLY TWO SEATS

sorry m8 losing the plot here

it sounds to me like the suspension mount has come loose or

check the rear subframe mound just below the forward part of the rear wheel

looks like a swinging arm same as on a m bike.

open boot then hold one side of car & push n pull the car from side to side to see if anything is loose

does the car seem to sort of pull to one side when changing gear or if going around a corner

ifso then that's the part thats gone

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