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I’ve got a 2016 California T that I use mostly for weekend drives, and over the past few months I’ve noticed a knocking sound from the front left whenever I go over even small bumps at low speed, and it’s starting to really bug me because I can’t figure out if it’s just a worn bush or something more serious like a failing shock absorber. The car still feels okay on smooth roads, but the noise is getting worse and I’m worried it might be affecting the handling without me really noticing until it’s too late. I’ve checked underneath and can’t see any obvious fluid leaks, but I know these magnetic dampers can fail internally without any external signs, and I’ve heard that the heat here can really take a toll on the seals. I’ve been thinking about getting a proper inspection done before the problem escalates, because I’ve been reading that these cars need specialized care and not every workshop understands the intricacies of Ferrari suspension systems. I’ve been looking for a Top Ferrari shock absorber service in Al Safa since I’ve heard that area has some specialists who actually know these cars and won’t just guess at the problem, which is exactly what I need because I don’t want to end up with a misdiagnosis that wastes my time and money. Has anyone here experienced a similar knocking on their California or even a 458, and what did it turn out to be in the end? I’d really appreciate any advice on what to look for and roughly what I should expect to pay for a proper diagnosis and repair, because I’m keen to get this sorted before it ruins the driving experience.
