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Old 12th July 2003, 05:26   #1
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REALLY weird clunking noises coming from under the car.....

hey there guys...
i've already done a search on the forums but i could not pinpoint my exact case...maybe some of you could help me out. It seems as if whenever im pulling into my garage..there is a bump that i need to over come...whenever im going over that bump...i hear a God awful clunking noise coming from underneath the car. It makes a really weird clunking sounds..what could that be?? also...whenever im engaging and disengaging the clutch...it makes a clunk sound whenever im moving slowly in first gear.
The car only has 9,000 miles....so what is it?? Any help would be much appreciated....
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Old 12th July 2003, 05:28   #2
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First check your rear Sway bar bracket. They have a habit of snapping when going in and out of driveways.

Hopefully it is as simple as that.
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thanks for the info MIB...do you think that there is a possibility it is actually snapped or broken??
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Its just the bracket cracks and then lets go. Its a $2 bracket.

But it will keep doing it.

Checkout the Yoda with Beastpower brackets to see a lifetime fix, to see pics of the super brackets, sitting on my motor.

$195 for Billet aluminum brackets. If that is what your problem is, then this will solve it forever.

Others make cheaper ones as well. I think TCM has some also.

Pic of BP Brackets
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I had a problem with a loose/broken exhaust hanger that made all sorts of noise. Once diagnosed it was an easy fix.
It's also possible for you to have a loose/broken transmission mount, or if you've had a short-shift kit installed, the clips on it may not be completely tight and could be working themselves loose.
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