clunking noise, something I would more attribute to a bearing perhaps. if it is a growling type noise that increases with speed it is a wheel bearing. can you tell which side it is coming from? if not
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...noise when turning wheels left and right 97 for Taurus gl . i backed out of my drive way this morning with a load of kids, only moving my car about 3 feet back when i heard a clunk in the front end , ...
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noise. you must remove the axel from the hub, then pop it out of the tranny. best if the car is higher on the side you are taking the axel out of. then you will not loose all the fluid. but it is best
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