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Yeah I probably saw on here or another forum. Id get it done. Plenty of places will do it. Just piece of mind really.

I’ll have to have a look around. I’m probably getting confused with some post I’ve read rather than an official revised schedule.

just wanted to add some further info to this. the car went back again. showed the noise to the mechanic. He lubricated the lower control arm rubbers and a few other rubber parts under the car and the noise went away.........for about 4 hours. then it went away a few days later when it was banging it down with rain. So I'm guessing I have a dry bush or 2. good job its constantly raining

you definitely should have the oil and the mechatronics oil changed. I read somewhere 40k miles was a revised suggestion for the interval. No gearbox is maintenance free. I recently had mine changed due to a suspected fault, the oil was full of swarf and the bearings needed changing.

Managed to get mine on video. Sound like yours? dff75847-fa9e-4892-848d-b1468e6d42e1.mp4

Mines going back in Thursday. I can reliably replicate it now. Which I couldn’t before. So hopefully it’ll get sorted. I had 4 people in my car on Saturday but never heard the noise. Like I say. Seems to be in these scenarios: Braking while going over bumps, especially going downhill Pulling out of a junction if it’s on a hill and turning, left or right. Lightly braking and going over rough ground or if it makes the car bounce up and down. The sound to me sounds like the bump stops hitting. Like the springs are doing nothing or the shocks are kaput. However I can go over bumps and not be braking and hear nothing. Very odd The garage I got it from are really good to be fair. They get me in and don’t fob me off. Give me a loan car and try to get it sorted as soon as they can. Can’t fault them for that.

I can force mine to do it now. If I go over a speed bump while braking it makes the noise. If I’m not then it doesn’t ? It has done it on uneven roads too. Usually when Turing and possible with a little brake on.

Have they not replaced the shocks? Surly an aftermarket set won’t have the same Issue?

Can I just check the noise you guys are hearing is the same as mine. Can be slow speed and turning or steady speed on rough road, a sort of clacking noise? Mines front left and seems to be when turning or just after turning. The garage I bought the car from thought it was the gearbox and subsequently paid a lot of money to have it rebuilt (DQ200 dsg7) Took them 2 weeks and today I’ve done a good 60 miles with no noise. Then nipped out earlier and definitely still heard it. Albeit not as bad. But it’s still there. I feel bad taking it back again and insisting it’s the suspension. As they checked it and usually can’t replicate the noise.

hi. So my new to me 2018 Karoq went back to the dealer the other day for a sporadic noise I was hearing on the front left side. Garage have been brilliant and the onsite mechanic had it up on the lift and found swarf in the gearbox oil. He reckons it’s the differential. There was a fair bit of play on the driveshaft (gearbox end) it’s going off next week for a gearbox rebuild. Been told it’s still ok to drive until next week (is it?). The car seems to drive perfect aside from this noise now and again. It’s sort of like a clicking noise and can be heard more turning right, it’s very sporadic and can’t always be heard. I think the garage said the gearbox place have quoted about £1500 including £450 to remove and re fit the gearbox. I suppose my question is, is this unheard of? Searched around and seen a couple of times it’s been posted. And does the cost sound about right? Obviously no cost to me as it’s still in warranty from the seller. Cheers.

Yes. I bought it about 2 weeks ago and it had a service. I did actually read this myself too. I wonder if it’s possible to fix

Can anyone help me with this. Did a scan on my topdon and got this code back. All I can find is about a night vision camera? My car is a 2018 1.6tdi sel trim. No error on the dash or anything.

Just follow up to my own post. Found my version. Is MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0472T I think from looking at mib helper I can update to P0480T Is this relatively safe to do? Seen a few posts that say a fault code sits on the system for the infotainment and might need vcds or similar to fix?

Is there any way to tell from my pics if my 2018 karoq head unit has an update? I managed to update maps on the sd card but wondered if the firmware has an update? Cheers.

I got a dongle off Amazon. Works perfectly if just a slight delay after skipping track before the next song flips on.