2002 Dodge Intrepid "clunking sound underneath car going" Questions

makes a bad noise ( clunk, clunk, clunk, clunk ) in first second and third any opinions If your vehicle has a driveshaft it sounds like a U-Joint is failing. You will have to go underneath your ...

...rods or many more of the front end problems that the G6 has. I know cause I've been dealing with that same stupid clunking sound, but no dealer can seem to diagnose the problem and fix it

clunking sound from underneath truck after stopping and you let off the brake a little bit and it clunks it can be after a hard stop or a easy one the dealer ship has pulled the drive shaft cleaned ...

clunking could be the rear sway bar links. The rear struts are both good and i don't see anything broken or loose underneath. I only really hear the noise when i am going slow, say under 35 mph, and i

...clunking or a metal on metal sound while the front end does not. I have checked underneath the truck and everything seems fine and cannot duplicate the issue by jumping up and down on the bed of the ...

...CLUNKING IN THE LF OVER BUMPS I've replaced the LH stabilizer link and it took care of most some of the noise I was getting, but I still get an occasional clunk when I hit bumps. I was maybe thinking ...

...clunking sound when i put it in gear Check your driveshaft joints for excessive play. If it's bad enough to clunk into gear, usually if you have someone watch from the side underneath you can see the ...

...clunking/clanking noise underneath it and the it feels like the brakes are grabbing when I go to stop. I changed rotors on front and it appeared to help the grabbing somewhat, but the noise is still ...

...clunking when driving Depends on where the sound is coming from. Check your trans fluid level. Clunking can be driveshaft joints, tierod ends, brake calipers, and balljoints. You could have a broken ...

clunking sound from vehicle rear whenever vehicle Clunking sound underneath rear of vehicle whenever vehicle sways . Usually noticed at low speeds on uneven driving surface. COULD BE A RUBBER BUSHING ...