Technical and Vehicle Safety
A knocking noise from the front suspension when going over bumps or when turning could indicate:
- ○Low engine coolant
- ✓Worn or loose suspension joints such as ball joints or anti-roll bar links
- ○A discharged battery
- ○Brake fluid that needs replacing
Correct answer
Worn or loose suspension joints such as ball joints or anti-roll bar links
Knocking from the suspension area often points to worn ball joints, anti-roll bar bushes, or other linkage components that need replacement.
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