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spoofer
when turning at slow speeds and braking theres a low clonk noise from the front an ideas what it may be
kind regards
greeneyes
The pads in the calipers do this every morning when I reverse out of the garage & turn around in the drive. After that its fine.

I think it is quite a common occurance. (rather than 'problem' biggrin.gif )
Scorpion
Could also be ball joints.
spoofer
Any ideas how to check ball joints other than take it to dealership
kind regards
d3fy
This Help?
NedFlounders
I am now experiencing the same type of problems, is there any chance it could be front bushes. If so how easy is to replace them I have done them on a previous car and it was quite simple?
Ahmet
I have only just got my car back from Lexus about a week ago ..........


The clonking / creasing noise was the clips holding the pads in place.

Lexus just re-tensioned the clips, and now all is fine !

Regards,
NedFlounders
It just seems as though the sound is getting worse making me think it is more like a ware problem.

Ned unsure.gif
Ahmet
Mine was just the same mate ......... it got to a point where you could even feel the judder on your brake pedal !! and people would turn around because they could hear the car ....


I'm pretty sure it's just the clips !

Regards,
NedFlounders
As soon as the missus is home I'll give it the once over.
Thanks for your help I'll keep you posted on the result.

Ned msn-wink.gif
squarehead
I had this problem and agree with scarface - Lexus Stockport changed the clips that hold the caliper in place under warranty - all gone now and no clonking noise!
squarehead
Been looking for this thread - my clonking noise on breaking is back - how many people have the same problem???
eXOBeX
I used to have it on my Mk.1 GS. Would clunk once when stopping, then would behave until stopping in the other direction (i.e. reverse), when it would clunk back again.
Tony9r
QUOTE(eXOBeX @ May 9 2005, 11:32 PM)
I used to have it on my Mk.1 GS.
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Mine does it every now & then... blink.gif
TheDon
well i had this problem and i took the clips out, greased them up with copper ease and re fitted. noise all gone now!
jason_l
Are the clips easy to re-tension? if its going to be hard then maybe i should just buy some new omes.....anyone know a price on new ones. or is it the usual toyota parts price of about £100,000 per clip. tongue.gif

Jason
SHAHZ
QUOTE(projectslam @ May 11 2005, 10:16 AM)
Are the clips easy to re-tension? if its going to be hard then maybe i should just buy some new omes.....anyone know a price on new ones. or is it the usual toyota parts price of about £100,000 per clip. tongue.gif 

Jason
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lamo.gif blush.gif Oppps sorry Jason i was supposed to let you know, will try to remember to check tonight smile.gif
jason_l
QUOTE(SHAHZ @ May 11 2005, 09:27 AM)
QUOTE(projectslam @ May 11 2005, 10:16 AM)
Are the clips easy to re-tension? if its going to be hard then maybe i should just buy some new omes.....anyone know a price on new ones. or is it the usual toyota parts price of about £100,000 per clip. tongue.gif 

Jason
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lamo.gif blush.gif Oppps sorry Jason i was supposed to let you know, will try to remember to check tonight smile.gif
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No worries, havn't got the time to sort them out till the weekend anyway!!!! cry.gif
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