2007 chevy uplander. Loose feeling in the front end, pulls to the right yet has a sway to it also. Just replaced the brakes and rotars. There is a clunk in the front end when excelerating quickly or braking quick. Just feels like a lag inbetween till the van catches up then clunks. Overall front end doesn't feel tight. Please help if possible.

SOURCE: 2003 Dodge Caravan Front end clunk.

Had similar problem with 2003 Dodge GC. Replaced the parts you mention + rack & pinion, then to fix the now noticable whining noise, replaced power steering pump and pulley. Fortunately was under an extended warrentee at 46k miles.

SOURCE: 2004 clunking noise thru steering!

Its probably the intermediate steering shaft. The shaft where it goes thru the firewall is known for clunking on these trucks. GM makes a lube kit to fix the noise. I don't have the part number handy, but the parts guy at the local dealer will know what you are looking for.

Good Luck

SOURCE: 2002 caravan clunking problem

may be boll joint
or sway bar link .

SOURCE: 2002 clunking problm

Check the macpherson struts to ensure they are not loose.  One way to check is visually in the engine compartment.  Check the top of the struts to ensure the nuts are not loose.  Another is to raise the side of the van where you hear the clunk.  Raise it so the wheel is off the ground.  Grasp and shake the strut to see if it is loose.  The struts should not be loose, but you never know.  As the strut is certainly ivnolved in bumps and rotates when the wheel turns, I would check there since you have already explored the bushings and links.

SOURCE: 2000 Explorer Clunks, sounds "loose" suspension

it sounds like the radis arm bushing are wore out they are the arms that go between the frt. axle to the frame they have round bushings that are bolted the the frame rails just behind the frt tires.