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XJ6 series III front end rattle
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Shock bushings (upper and lower), sway bar bushings and link bushings is where I'd look first.
Also, make sure the wheel bearings aren't loose.
Car on the ground, lay down by each wheel on a blanket, push up and pull down on the wing, put your hand on bits and you can feel it to pinpoint.
Also, make sure the wheel bearings aren't loose.
Car on the ground, lay down by each wheel on a blanket, push up and pull down on the wing, put your hand on bits and you can feel it to pinpoint.
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Usually shock bushings. Best of all, easy and cheap!!
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I agree with the rest, check the shcock mounts at the top.
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