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pablopicaso

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    2006 SC430 (70K)
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  1. I have a 2006 SC also and I occasionally do hear a clicking sound that seems to come from front end. I hear it sometimes when I switch from rev. to fwd movement, sometimes on a turn but i Only hear it once then wont hear it for a while. I've tried (sharp) turning the car in both directions at slow speeds but dont here anything like that so I dont worry about it. Do you hear repeated cluncks during the turn? If so would have it check out as it may still be a joint problem.
  2. May be I exegerrated a bit about the ride and it is all relative but I just wanted other people to define what they meant by "rough" or "harsh" ride. My car is fairly smooth for the most part even on some minor bumps but the tires do shake a bit on small to mod bumps and I do feel it in the steering wheel. If thats not normal what could be wrong with it?
  3. I've just purchased a 2006 SC with only 20k miles on it (Clean carfax and a phone call to a dealer confirmed maintenance records). I've read a lot of posts here that say the ride is harsh for SC and probably worse with the Run flats. I have Bridgeston Potenza 040 on the car with very little tread wear. What I've not seen so far in the posts from people is description "harsh ride". In my car I feel the vibrations in steering wheel when going over rough patches of the road and almost a violent jerking when going over bigger bumps. The car does drive free of vibrations or any problems on smoother roads. Is that a normal ride for this car? I used to have a BMW Z4 that was not like this at all. Thanx
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