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I had this.
Turned out it was corrosion on the fuses in the fuse box. Took each one out cleaned them up with some sand paper and put them back in.
The fault never returned
Holy thread revival...
Thought it was better than starting a new thread.
What's everyone using to secure number plates. I recall a thread with people recommending velcor coins.
I have some velcro tape, it was super sticky and the velcro had some real grab. The downside is the plates are...
It was from Nilfisk. The missus got it me about 7yrs ago when I kept complaining how short the old standard one was after we moved house and it had a bigger drive
I chased a similar knock during my ownership of a 182. When I sold it the new owner messaged and said the subframe wasn't tight and that's what was causing the knock.
It's going in to the bodyshop next week for some work. Full underside refurb and underseal, including a new arch on the nearside rear due to the start of some tin worm.
Then a fresh spray of champ white down that side.