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Rattling/grinding noise while accelerating from stand still?

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Old Aug 29, 2015 | 01:54 PM
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Default Rattling/grinding noise while accelerating from stand still?

Hello all,

I have a 2007 RX350 with about 243,000kms on it. I recently purchased this car and everything is great on it except one thing. As of late, I've begun to take notice that when I accelerate from a stand still (for example after stopping at a light/stop sign), a loud rattling/grinding starts and then as I pick up speed and change gears, it fades away. The sound is more rattling than grinding. As if there is a metal bowl with some smalls stones in it and someone is just shaking that. There is also another sub issue that I'm having. There seems to be a clicking noise every time I apply the brakes or even accelerate. The same clicking noise reoccurs every time I put the gear into drive from neutral. However, when I do that, there is only click as opposed to braking/accelerating, where there are many. I'm hoping this is all part of the same issue and not isolated issues.

If anyone can provide some insight on this, any DIY fixes, mechanic fixes; how much it would cost; etc, I would greatly appreciate it.

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Old Aug 29, 2015 | 07:00 PM
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I would check cv joints and universal joints (on AWD driveshaft) for worn parts.
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