Car Clunking? Discover the Hidden Problems Within

It can be frustrating to pin point suspension noises. I used to have slow speed noises (rear), and were mostly the sway bar links/bushings, even ... Most likely drop links. Cut off the end of the thread before trying to unscrew nuts. If it spins grab the back with vice grips. The soft clunk you hear as you change vehicle direction or apply the brakes for the first time in the opposite direction is almost always the ... There are numerous things can cause front end clunks and you fixed one of the more common ones, the endlinks. Another possibility could be the springs binding. No noises/troubles in driving the car. Bushings in lower control arms are original (but denoted as acceptable by a mechanic not so much time ... Balljoints. Upper balljoints. That's my theory. It's the most likely reason for this clunk. They can wear out quickly, and they are designed to ... So over the last few months it seems like an intermittent clunking noise from my front passenger side ... driving any differently th... Could be a failed bushing in the rear suspension. First step is to put someone back there to listen, then drive around until the noise has been localized. No photo description available. Worn out control arm bushes. Bushes keep the control arm in position. They can wear out over time, making the arm loose, thus causing the ...