What are the likely causes for a clunk from the passenger side front suspension? Its not alarming just that you notice the clunk from the passenger side over heavy bumps/potholes...
Brand new springs and wheel bearings and the car feels perfectly fine I was just curious as its annoying me not knowing what it is!
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11-03-2007, 00:15 #1Forum User
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Random Clunk!
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did you replace the top mount bearings. ball joints. loose bolts.
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No, err No, and again err No.
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Does it do it on full lock as well mate? I was going to suggest perhaps ball joints as well.
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well check the pinch bolt is done up on the ball joints fully, this can cause a clunk after chainging a bearing :D
i know as i changed my last weekend and forgot to do it up hehe
either that or a ball join may have died
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