When Im backing up and turn my wheel to the right it makes a clunking sound

Sounds like the wheel nuts are not fully tightened on the wheels.I would check that first.Some shops use a "torque" bar when tightening wheels which can result in loose wheel nuts due to rusty/tight/damaged wheel stud threads creating a false torque reading and loose wheel nuts.

small child caught in rear wheel well preventing the axle from turning, in in turn putting a strain on the engine and push rods delivering a clunking sound.

Solution: be careful backing out.

if it does it mostly when you are backing up and turning sharp, it could be your ball joints!

check the wheel bearings and the strut/shocks thats common issue on Jag's

Most likely the cv joints need to be replaced. Also check struts.

Sounds like a broken tie rod end or ball joint. Either way, the car's unsafe to drive in this condition. have it checked out right away.

Sounds like you have a bad CV joint, this will make a clunking or clicking noise like you described only when turning, and varies with vehicle speed.

Have it repaired before it breaks and leaves you stranded, or damages anything else.

• it sounds like your cv boot is bad and my need to replace or the half shaft is gone bad!!!

you more than likely need new U-joints, im assuming its four-wheel-drive.

Some is typical and some could be sign of worn u joints Have u joints inspected for loosness When in 4 wheel drive the front and read tires compete with eachother especially when turning causing a hopping or chirping. U joints are under alot of stress in tight turns and might make nois as well again check to see if worn and at the same time lube them if equiped with fittings