I'd hate to post this in the 2013 section since it's likely not specific to the year of my vehicle, but unsure where else to post this (since I don't know if it's a wheel issue, brake issue, or engine issue).
However the observation is as such;
I have a 2013 Ford Edge SEL , great vehicle and overall happy with it. We have close to 58,000 kms on it after purchasing it in December 2013 - I use it for work to drive to and from appointments so a lot of highway driving and lots of use of cruise control - so not aggressive driving for this many kilometers.
This last week, when I've been applying my brakes, and as soon as I get below 20-30 km/h I start to hear a knocking noise. When I reach a complete stop, then accelerate again I feel a small "kick" in the gas pedal and again, a minor knock.
The sound appears to be originating from the front driver side (to the best of my ability in determining the noise while I'm driving , hard to move my head around to find out EXACTLY where )
Any thoughts on what would cause this? I'm suspecting the brakes since during my last service about a month or so back they advised they were taking apart the brakes to inspect the the assemblies since it's about that time during it's life cycle. Maybe something wasn't re-installed properly ?
I'd appreciate all tips/advice. I'm going to likely setup an appointment for the dealership to install my winter tires this upcoming Friday so maybe I'll see if they can take a gander at the brakes and see if anything is lose.
Thanks guys!