Possible broken sway bar link.They are an easy repair and inexpensive to buy.Find the sway bar and follow it to the control arm on the side that's making the noise.They can be pretty rusty but are easy to remove and replace.
This is usually caused by a worn or broken strut, Does the steering wheel want to pull when this is happening, if so then I would check the strut on the side of the pull..
Hi, sounds to me like you have a bad shock. You can check it by standing in front of the auto and pushing down on the side that you are hearing the noise. If it bounces real easy the shock is worn out. Sounds as though it is bottoming out when you hit a bump. Check it out and keep me posted.
Sincerely,
Shastalaker7
Have the front end inspected but if you have never changed your struts, this could be likely.
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check how to immobilise the air bag in the wheel first --- at the back of the steering wheel spokes you will find screws that when undone allow the padded section to be removed revealing the nut that holds the steering wheel on.. Pull the horn fuse as it will blow every time you move something. Mark the position of the steering wheel and use a puller to get the wheel of the shaft .
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