Clunking noise
#1
Clunking noise
At 300 miles my new TTS Cab has started making clunking noises as the car slows to a stop. As it stops there is a rapid audible clunk-clunk-clunk, etc. coming from the front. The car is safe to drive according to the dealer who says it's brake rotors and has ordered new ones. They skirted the details about what is actually happening though. Does anyone have any ideas about what the actual fault could be?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
#2
Rennlist Member
Sounds like this.
I have it, too, also in the front (both sides, I think), and dropped my car off at the dealer today. They were able to replicate it (luckily, since it seems harder to reproduce when it gets really cold), but probably won't have the parts in until sometime on Tuesday.
I have it, too, also in the front (both sides, I think), and dropped my car off at the dealer today. They were able to replicate it (luckily, since it seems harder to reproduce when it gets really cold), but probably won't have the parts in until sometime on Tuesday.
#3
Rennlist Member
At 300 miles my new TTS Cab has started making clunking noises as the car slows to a stop. As it stops there is a rapid audible clunk-clunk-clunk, etc. coming from the front. The car is safe to drive according to the dealer who says it's brake rotors and has ordered new ones. They skirted the details about what is actually happening though. Does anyone have any ideas about what the actual fault could be?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
such a shame!
#5
Big question I have and maybe others like me waiting on their car, are they going to rectify this problem on the assembly line now or will we have the car delivered with defective brake parts??
#6
The Porsche document referenced by JustJ is dated 1-31-14. My car was manufactured before that. Hopefully cars made after that date will have the corrected rotors. However since this is apparently a manufacturing tolerance issue it may be an infrequent occurrence of tolerance build up to be discovered by the customer. Mine didn't become apparent until after 300 miles.