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light rear-end knocking sound 200 1989

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You will have to describe the knocking sound better. Under what circumstances does it occur? Is it constant? Is it speed dependent, or more likely to occur on rough roads?

The most common source of rear-end noises in my experience has been the torque rod bushings which wear out, causing clunks and knocking sounds especially on acceleration or stopping.

Most vibration/resonance issues in my time driving 240s have been the result of unbalanced tires/wheels. I always check there first. Since I get free rotations where I buy my tires, it's a no-brainer.

Good luck, and try to describe the conditions of your knocking sounds better.






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