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B-ManApr-11-04 11:48 AM
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#23467, "clunking noise in the rear drivers side"


          

There is a clunking noise in the rear drivers side of my 2gnt talon it seems to only happend over hard bumps and when I turn right it is verry noticeable. it goes away when i pull up on the E-Brake one notch. this is really starting to drive me nuts so any help would be appreciated. thanks
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RE: clunking noise in the rear drivers side, turbo8u, Apr-11-04 12:44 PM, #1
RE: clunking noise in the rear drivers side, B-Man, Apr-11-04 01:15 PM, #2
      RE: clunking noise in the rear drivers side, wickedtalon, Apr-11-04 03:58 PM, #3
           RE: clunking noise in the rear drivers side, B-Man, Apr-11-04 04:22 PM, #4
                RE: clunking noise in the rear drivers side, iamnotwhoiam, Apr-11-04 06:21 PM, #5
                     RE: clunking noise in the rear drivers side, B-Man, Apr-18-04 10:04 AM, #6

turbo8uApr-11-04 12:44 PM
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#23468, "RE: clunking noise in the rear drivers side"
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might be the rod in the shock bouncin around because of a faulty rubber shock bushing somewhere in there, ive heard of this happening a lot actually
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B-ManApr-11-04 01:15 PM
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#23469, "RE: clunking noise in the rear drivers side"
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ok i can understand that but why would it go away when i pull on the E-Brake????

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wickedtalonApr-11-04 03:58 PM
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#23474, "RE: clunking noise in the rear drivers side"
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make sure your lugnuts are tight. just do it.

// Jim // 95 Talon / 99 Eclipse (sold)

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B-ManApr-11-04 04:22 PM
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#23475, "RE: clunking noise in the rear drivers side"
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Originally posted by wickedtalon
make sure your lugnuts are tight. just do it.


yea I always make sure the lugs are tight i allready experienced that mishap with my grand cherokee. thanks tho,

im goin to get a new hardware kit for the rear and try that

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iamnotwhoiamApr-11-04 06:21 PM
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#23477, "RE: clunking noise in the rear drivers side"
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check all your suspension joints and the bolts and nuts that hold all that together..

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B-ManApr-18-04 10:04 AM
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#23578, "RE: clunking noise in the rear drivers side"
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can anyone tell me where i can get a hardware kit for the rear handbrake shoes? I called around everywhere and no luck some shops never seen anything like how my rear brakes are setup.

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