Jordan S.

iTrader: (17)

Shake your exhaust while the car is sitting still or jacked up and see if the pipes are hitting anywhere or if you can reproduct the noise. I've heard that noise on a few cars you might have to bend the hangers or go get new ones and hang it higher.

DVS99TRANS

iTrader: (7)

I had what sounds like the same problem a couple of months back. My passenger side rear shock was shot. It looked fine but put another set of rear shocks in and bam, mine stopped completely. That's what it was for me. It sounds like your car is just about bottoming out anytime you go over a bump right. That's what mine was sounding like. Hope it helps a little

candlelit

iTrader: (21)

thanks for the post guys. My car has air shocks on it. I took it in and had an exhaust/brakes type guy and I lift it up to look at it. We could not reproduce the sounds, even by shaking the exhaust or shaking the car. We didn't find much except the passenger side rear sway bar end link bolt loose, so we tightened it up. However, the sounds did not go away. It keeps getting more annoying & more annoying. If I'm driving about 5 mph and slam on the brakes, you can hear it. What in the world could it be??

Qcon

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I had a clunking noise coming from the rear when going over rough roads and I went through the whole car trying to figure it out. It ended up being the hatch bouncing up and down. I adjusted the rubber bumper stops down to get more tension on the latch and the noise went away.

candlelit

iTrader: (21)

really? that's umm... strange. I don't see how it could be my problem though. did yours sound like the catback flopping up and down??

dependonauto

Check the exhaust, especially if you have a Off Road Pipe.

candlelit

iTrader: (21)

thanks for the post on the turn signal & this one. I have the TSP catted y pipe & it sits LOW. but when it scrapes or hits, it sounds completely different than the clunk.

candlelit

iTrader: (21)

let's say it might sound more like a "chatter....chatter" of something loose. and it might even be up around the transmission. it's really hard to tell where it's coming from since I can't reproduce the sound with the car sitting still.

candlelit

iTrader: (21)

hey I think I got it fixed! I was trying to take the catback off today and decided to give everything else another look. the back left shock bolt was loose, I tightened it up. And the torque arm bolts were loose. I tightened them up. I drove 10 miles and I haven't heard the noise since.

m6ttop

iTrader: (18)

if you have a catback the clunk noise is probably the pipe hitting the upper mount for the panhard bar. mine does it all the time