Driving with Clunks? Uncover the Root Causes

With a frozen bearing, the strut spring starts to twist, can't because the of bearing and slips on the bearing plate, causing a clunking sound. When approaching uneven road or potholes, you can hear a CLUNK from the front end as if there is something loose, not tightened properly. I have a minor clunking noise coming from the front end when I drive over small bumps, especially when the car is cold. It could be the upper shock mount, end links, upper/lower ball joints, or maybe even something loose from the shock install. Sounds like a suspension component, sway bar end links are first place to check. Next check for loose plastic cover panels. Hope you will let us ... 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 ... WHAT CAUSES A CLUNKING NOISE WHEN DRIVING OVER BUMPS? · Bad control arm bushings · Damaged ball joints · Worn out struts · Damaged or worn-out ... Another typical for these cars clunky noise is from steering column. This can happen to almost brand new cars. The clunk usually happens when ... Some engine noises sound like they originate from the hood itself rather than what lies beneath it. You may hear clunking or banging that sounds like someone ... ... drive shaft issue. In the last few days I've noticed it getting much worse, and now I have a steering wobble driving in a straight line, which is too ...