[aod1305]

That may well explain the "spare" screws I found in the car on delivery.
Checked the plastic piece and yep the passenger side one is loose. Will
look into it later. Suspect some locktight might solve the issue. Only
thing is, I don't think it is loose enough to cause the sound. It could
well be the carpet kind covers on the inside of the wheel well. They seem
to be happy moving around as well.

Roger,
Have the same issue with the glovebox handle. Rattles away. Chong
mentioned being able to fix it but I don't see any way of getting to the
back portion of it without removing the lining on the dash cover. Oh
well, will wait for it to fall of and then use some blue tack. That might
actually last longer and hold better ;)

[engtat78]

Hmmm... looks like everyone seems to be having same problem with the
glovebox. If anyone has a solution please share it in here. As for mine
the whole thing came out and it is pretty hard to screw it back.
Temporary solution is to stick bluetack and it looks like brand new
except I hafta sacrafice my glovebox compartment.

[alfajb]

hahaha..

i have the same problem with the shiny parts on the glovebox, it is very
loose..about to come off.

Did the local alfa service garage ever solved a clunking noise before??
Anyone??

[aod1305]

I moved bits of the wheel well covering with my hands a couple of weeks
back as well as the little piece that looks like a chopped off mudguard
on the front of the rear wheel well and the sound disappeared for about
10 dyas. It appears to be back now again. I suppose you just going to
keep playing with her under side ! ;)