If it's when turning then it's likely a CV joint. Not an urgent problem.
can you explain when it is happening? ie over bumps, when you brake, that kind if thing...
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The clucking at the rear you are hearing is most likely the rear u joint on the drive shaft. Place the vehicle in park and set the brake. Slide under and inspect the drive shaft. If you can move it up and down or rock it side to side the joint is bad.
Check drive shaft assembly for worn u-joints.if OK check for worn pinion bearings or loose pinion nut.This can all be check shaking drive shaft at each end and looking for slop in u-joints or pinion flange.
If it is coming from the front of the car and it is a cluck-cluck type of sound, it is the CV joints. Take the vehicle to a fitment center and have them check it out. It is not a job for a home mechanic. Please rate this solution if it is helpful.
That sound like a CV joint that has worn out. You should also hear it in a very tight slow speed turn. Have a CV joint specialist look at it for you before too long.
Depending on the mileage - probably lower ball joints need replaced mine came with no grease zerks - installed after ball joints replaced. had clunking sound also - went away after new replacements.
It sounds like you have a bad universal joint. It's most likely on your rear drive shaft. Innitially it's not a very expensive repair but if you delay it will do additional damage and cost more it could also possibly become dangerous.
Sounds like it may be your left CV Joint. if it is you might as well change both sides since they have the same amount of milage on them.
A total CV joint failure = Tow to the shop. Good luck and hope this helps
I have a 05 Forenza Wagon that made a clucking sound. I had to replace my auto tensioner when something went wrong with it and it broke. First I heard a high pitch sound as i was driving on the freeway and then the clucking. Finally, the auto tensioner got so loose it threw the serpentine belt off and shredded it.
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