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Happens when I make turnings at a higher speed. Comes from the rear. think of the sound like there is a loose nut in my boot. And yes I did pop the boot open to check but nothing in there that's loose. Even lifted up the board to check the spare tyres. Seems to be coming from the rear wheels. Soesnt happen when I make a turn at 40kmh though..its always above that when I turn left or right. Any ideas? CV shafts, ball bearings???

Jack!

Lol I'll try takin it out later before I go for a drive and see how it goes

Take every thing out of the boot before going for a drive, that will eliminate that side of things.

nikhan wrote:Happens when I make turnings at a higher speed. Comes from the rear. think of the sound like there is a loose nut in my boot.

Couldnt help but laugh when I read that

Too much junk in ya trunk

lol my trunk is empty. Nothing cept the spare wheel and jack. Took out the jack today and tried it...sound is still there

If it actually isnt something loose in the boot, then i have my money on a noisy bush or wheel bearings - if its inside, i got my money on the antenna box (which is located in the left hand side of the boot, right under the aerial, should be behind the panel)

Loose numberplate perhaps?

My bet is sway bar bush/es or exhaust mounting rubbers.

Hmm i'll take it to my mech to have a look. I was thinking bout the bearings and bushes as well. Well see...stay tuned

Strut top mounts?

hmmm tat can be an idea as well...will check it tomorz. But I got a bad feeling its the bearings because it sounds like my dads car but it was the front. sorry for the noob question...there are bearings at the rear rite?

Doubt its your bearings! I would get under your car with a pry bar and check all the joints for play. Grab a hold of your shock and check theres no play in the strut mount.

Jack your car up til the back wheels are off the ground
Spin the wheels by hand and you will know if it's your bearing or not

You'll heard wheel bearing before you see them. They hum rather annoyingly.