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I replaced one of them the one on the side where it sounds like the noise is coming from, it was the first thing I did just because it was fairly easy and cheap to do. I did not change the other one since both MOT who i asked to check this and a mechanic checked it as well but did not find any fault. But maybe it is worth the effort to do the other one to, just because. But I mean, I can't replace every jpint and link part for part before I find the faulty one... Did you watch my linked video? Is the knocking similar to that you had? When I read about this elsewhear, I got it like noise from bad drop links did not really match the noise I'm hearing. But that might not be right ofc

Yeah, well, as I already stated both in the original post as well as in the linked video, they are fine.

Thank you for replying! I had some reading done from people who have had problems as you experienced, and I will absolutley have a check by the steering rod. Any suggestions on how to check the inner CV joint? I must say though, that my noise has not ever had any connection with the throttle, they ->only<- appear randomly on bumps and sometimes even on extremley small ones. I think they are more likley to appear after a turn. I have betted my balls on either something with the suspention or the arb...

Hi everyone, I have searched a lot but still wanted to ask, since I not found a thread with video/sound examples of this problem. My Skoda Fabia Combi 2005 has made a loud clunking noise for some time now, mainly when driving over bumps. It can be felt in the car, and it seems to come from the front left wheel (I'm pretty sure, but I know these noises can "travel" throughout the car). I have made a short video with the sounds, witch I will link below. My first thought was the drop links, but they seem to be fine. I suspect something with the suspention, but since there can be so many things, I wanted to ask if someone more experienced could recognize the sound and narrow it down further. It can be quite repetetive, and then not be heard for a while. Any suggestions is highly appreciated! I