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Noisy right front axle

ekstroemtj
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ekstroemtj Member

ekstroemtj

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I had a klunking noise coming from right front when driving on bumpy roads. I thought it should be the lower control arm. I had i replaced some time ago. Nothing changed. Still the same. In which way i could find out what part is causing this? Any possibility to get the parts tested on the front suspension?

Thank you for your input.

Thomas

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I would love help with this also.  I have replaced the lower arms, upper arms, sway bar links, sway bar bushings, and tie rods.  I still have a bad clunk on bumpy roads.  The only items left are steering rack, top of the air shocks(bushings?), or axles. 

Any help would be appreciated.

Ryan

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ekstroemtj

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Hello Ryan.

I was surching arround in different places and i am concerned it could be the axle. Maybe a professional here at renntech can confirm it or giving advice how to test a bad axle. Thankx

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