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lrsg



Member Since: 07 Dec 2021
Location: Cambridgeshire
Posts: 19

United Kingdom 
Idle rattle
I have a rattling sound that often appears after braking to a halt and idling, such as when stopping for a streetlight. It is intermittent, but disappears when the auto stop kicks in, i.e. turning off the engine. It does not appear when I start the car parked, or when idling in park, or when moving forward, regardless of speed. Sounds like it's coming from somewhere in the front of the vehicle, but it is hard to discern when standing outside the car, as opposed to inside the cabin. It does not seem to fit the pattern of other rattle problems that have been discussed on this forum. Any thoughts about the cause or where to investigate? I can always have it checked under warranty, though it will likely take a while to get an appointment.
Post #995412 7th Jun 2023 10:29am
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lightning



Member Since: 23 Apr 2009
Location: High Peak, Derbyshire
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Have a look under the bonnet for anything that could be rattling, heat shields, cables, and similar.
Post #995516 7th Jun 2023 9:45pm
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Moo



Member Since: 01 Oct 2021
Location: Bath
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If it’s a D240 then it could be the timing chain. A known issue that leads to very expensive engine replacement if not caught.

I heard it on my daughter’s DS and called LRA who diagnosed it and had it booked into the dealer within the week under warranty. Apparently it bypasses the normal process. Thumbs Up Eiger Grey MY23 D250 SE with bits. Known as Noddy.
Post #995524 8th Jun 2023 12:26am
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