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what sort of noise clunks&bangs could be anything from shock mounting bushes exhaust hanging mounts or suspsion bushes.it would be a good idear 2 have a mechanic put it up on a hoist 2 check it out
First guess is bad shock absorbers. You may have a broken or disconnected 'track bar' that locates the rear axle laterally. Make sure that both spring assemblies are intact and nothing is loose. Check the control arms for damage and for loose or damaged bushings or bolts. Check the rear tire treads for abnormal wear indicating alignment problems.
Could be blown shocks, bad bushings, missing bump stops, damaged exhaust, broken exhaust hanger. The exhaust goes over the axle, if it's hanging low the axle could hit it over a large bump or when weight is in the rear. No telling until you crawl under it and take a good look at everything. How many miles are on it?
Sounds like a snapped or broken spring, you need to get them checked asap as could be dangerous.
As for antifreeze, are you sure you havent put screenwash in recently as this can smell very strongly of Alcohol.
check shocks on back and sway bar for the engine wait until it dark and see if you have any sparks from wires and may need some new plugs i hope this will help you
has this car ever been over horrible bump or recently been in an accident? also another thing the rear end probably needs bearings replaced if t makes a bad squeeking noise when goin over bumps.
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