Clicking noise
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I have a 2018 718. It has been parked for several days in the garage. This afternoon, I walked into the garage and heard a clicking noise. The noise was coming from in front of the passenger side front wheel. The car had not been driven and it was stone cold.
Has anyone else had this issue?
Has anyone else had this issue?
Last edited by clubrcr; 05-01-2022 at 06:35 PM.
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It is mice eating dinner....
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I am so sorry....
At least the next post was more helpful!
At least the next post was more helpful!
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Had the car been driven recently ? I’m guessing same phenomenon and a house creaking and cracking as the temp goes up or down. Maybe something making that noise as it cools.
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I had a 944 many years ago that did the same thing. It was an electrical issue on a capacitor going bad. None of all of the 911s I have owned over the year have ever had something like this.
I was more worried about it causing an electrical short or worse, an electrical fire. I drove it last night and it hasn't made the clicking noise since .
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I thought I read that the car goes into a "sleep" or "power saving mode" after a while of sitting to preserve the battery. I don't know if that is true, but that could have been something to do with it if it is true. .
Last edited by clubrcr; 05-02-2022 at 04:29 PM.