Evening guys,
A couple of weeks ago my e85 3.0 developed an oddity! It’s a tricky one to explain and search the forum for. When pulling away, slowing down, changing gear, turning particularly at slow speeds I’m experiencing a notching/clicking (but duller than a click and not audible) that almost feels like the whole car skipping or crabbing slightly. It’s such a tricky sensation to describe :wink: At times it almost feels like the pedals and the body of the car are momentarily travelling opposite ways.
The sensation is definitely more prominent through my feet like it’s coming through the pedals?
I appreciate it’s not a lot to go on but wondered if anyone could make any sense of what may be going awry before I get a professional to investigate. I’m missing all the summer top down fun
Although the roof motor went last week too
The closest thing I could find on searching was tightening the strut braces in the engine bay but they seem tight
Thanks in advance, always incredibly helpful and knowledgeable you lot!
Scott.
A couple of weeks ago my e85 3.0 developed an oddity! It’s a tricky one to explain and search the forum for. When pulling away, slowing down, changing gear, turning particularly at slow speeds I’m experiencing a notching/clicking (but duller than a click and not audible) that almost feels like the whole car skipping or crabbing slightly. It’s such a tricky sensation to describe :wink: At times it almost feels like the pedals and the body of the car are momentarily travelling opposite ways.
The sensation is definitely more prominent through my feet like it’s coming through the pedals?
I appreciate it’s not a lot to go on but wondered if anyone could make any sense of what may be going awry before I get a professional to investigate. I’m missing all the summer top down fun

Although the roof motor went last week too

The closest thing I could find on searching was tightening the strut braces in the engine bay but they seem tight

Thanks in advance, always incredibly helpful and knowledgeable you lot!
Scott.