Clunking Noise When Driving Why It Happens and How to Fix It

News · 1. Loose or broken tie rods · 2. Broken Sway Bar Link · 3. Ball Joints · 4. Bad Strut Bearing Plate. On higher speeds and bigger bumps it doesn't feel that much. Driving slower and over small cracks on the road or bumps you feel metal on metal ... So over the last few months it seems like an intermittent clunking noise from my front passenger side ... driving any differently th... Clunk noise is usually sway bar end link. But it can also be any other ball joint in the suspenion (control arms, steering end links). I noticed it when driving out of my garage and the tires dropped the half inch from the garage floor down to the driveway and the suspension ... 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 ... It is either ball joint, sway bar end link, bad bushings or tie rods. Number one test : lift the front so that the wheel is in the air and try to see if the ... No photo description available. The suspension (I think?) knocks/clunks/rattles a lot when the car is going over bumpy roads at lower speeds (< 60km/h). Hey guys, Here is the cause of my clunking. When I took off the differential cover I found that the /Spyder/differential/side gears/ were worn/ ...