2004 Chevrolet Cavalier "clunking noise rear end put" Questions

clunking. I am at a loss. try the rear wheel hubs the noise will travel true the car making it sound like it up front Aparently this is not an uncommon problem with third gen. cavaliers. As far as the

...clunking noise in the rear end. When I jack it up the rear tires will rotate back and forth at least an inch before moving the drive line. When I put it in gear it clunks and also when stopping fast. ...

clunking noise after I just put new shocks in rear? The clunking noise you're hearing from the rear of your 2006 Mazda 6 after installing new shocks could be caused by a few different issues. Here are

clunking noise from rear on my 2003 chevy avalance when I put it in gear there is a clunking noise from the rear. No other noise or problem once it is in gear Aren you towing something or have a heavy

clunking/slipping noise, but straight take offs are fine? Is this common with posi rear ends are is the noise a problem? I put new carrier bearings and posi oil additive as well as new rear end oil. I

...clunking noise when I put it in reverse and when I drive the truck for a while it sound like the rear end start grinding when I take off from a complete stop. What could the prob My z71 k1500 makes ...

...clunking. what could be wrong. just put new U joints in it and greased good, but still sounds like the U joints are going out.. Check the play in rear end. This is a common problem in Ford truck and ...

...clunking noise from the rear end can you replace I would check my universal joints first, I'd also jack rear vehicle off ground and support, put truck in gear and see if i could determine the main ...

clunking in the rear wheels when you put in gear and hesitates to move in reverse or drive but comes out of it after a few tries but today it did that and now there is a rubbing and squeeling noise ...

clunking noises and also check the rear shocks(or struts) for leaking or binding put your knee on the bumper and put all your weight in to pushing down on it and let it come back up on its own do this