HELP: clunk…cluck…cluck noise

[crios]

You guys should get a room...seriously....thanks for ripping my thread and the help.

[texomawaves]

A trunk monkey is a great investment. I'll bet they can replace CV joints

[Frodo]

Quote: "You guys should get a room...seriously....thanks for ripping my thread and the help."

Posted by crios.

...So what's THAT supposed to mean??

Nobody’s ‘ripping’ anything---just trying to introduce a little levity to the situation.

A sense of humor, my friend. Life’s more fun with one than without.

If I were you, I’d put development of one of those high on my priority list.

[mptoledo]

+1 to frodo. Plus my "trunk monkey" respones actually helps your thread. Let me explain, As your thread ages and drifts lower on the list of threads, by me responding to it(just like I am now), it brings it back to the top and may get the attention of someone who can actually help you!! So yes sir, you are welcome Plus, come on... Its a "TRUNK MONKEY" and who doesn't want one of those!!

It's kind of like the Rally monkey on my stock forums!!
http://www.rallymonkey.com/oldvideo.php

[BoxsterLewis]

Weird i have a ticking sound at normal operating temperature and it goes away when my clutch is engaged....

[kkmchan]

Hi Cesar,

"-Engine needs to be at normal operating temperatures to make clunking noise.
-Noise sounds like it coming from the rear drivers side wheel area.
-Noise only happens when car is in gear, accelerating or decelerating within gear. When clutch is engage, noise stops.
-Noise does not happen if car is at a stoplight, stopped, or freeway speeds. It only happens at street speeds.
-Noise frequency matches the speed of the car, but like mentioned above, goes away at freeway speeds.
-Noise happens regardless of surface or if driving straight/turning."

This sounds exactly like what I have with my 2000 Boxster. Have you found out what's wrong? I guess it's a good sign that it's over a year and nothing bad happened to your car.

Ken