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Suspension Clunk

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    Suspension Clunk

    Whats Up well every time i hit a bump with my front drivers side tire i hear this clunk i dont think its the shock cause it rides real good no bounce and ya its the stock suspension i also hear this clunk from the same spot some times when i take of ans stop any ideas apreciated im leaning towards a bad strut

    #2
    Might wanna check your sway bar links if you have them, they like to break after they rust through. I had this happen on my SHO, sounded just like your are describing.....

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      #3
      Make sure its not a loose brake rotor - they are not held on by the lug nuts - and if they are even slightly loose they can cause wierd noises...

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        #4
        First check to make sure you are not missing one of the rubber sway bar bushings. Very common. Also would want to check and make sure you don't have a loose ball joint. Jack up the front wheel and try and move it back and forth as well and in and out. Shouldn't have any loose play or noise.
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          #5
          i agree, check sway bar end links...also check the sway bar bushings...they are not the same thing

          http://members.troublecodes.net/hond...20bushings.htm

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