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Damn,such an annoying sound.was it a quick fix?or was the engine removed
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First time I've heard what you've all written about. Thanks for sharing.
Richard
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Ooooo thats a horrible noise:((((
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Car was back at the factory for a few weeks, on two occasions. The noise in the video is the death rattle on the last occasion which was due to the centre nut undoing itself. Engine out job.
First time the noise (much less) started at 500 miles and got progressivly worse over the next 1000 miles.
"Touch wood" - holding together this time.......
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First time I've heard what you've all written about. Thanks for sharing. Likewise: It is horrible! Sounds worse that a lose blade on my lawnmower....
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66, 2016 Porsche Boxster S
No longer driving Tarka, the 2014 Plus 8...
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Not a good noise..
What's with the rear rack fixing, Steve?
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It is horrible! Sounds worse that a lose blade on my lawnmower.... Just like a dry clutch on a Ducati  Loose blade on a lawnmower. Had one narrowly miss hitting me. Went on to embed itself in the wooden gable of a house 25 metres away! 
Peter ![[Linked Image]](http://bradley.it/public_images/drive.jpg)
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In my opinion the rack was fitted by the dealer too high on the hoops from new causing the sucker to let go with no load on the rack and bounce up and down on the boot lid as you drove along. MMC adjusted the fit and cured some spanner rash they had inflicted on the hoops whilst the car was in for its compensator.
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Thanks for sharing that video glad its now sorted.
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