Clunking noise from trunk/rear
Clunking noise from trunk/rear
I know someone posted here that they were experiencing a clunking noise coming from the rear/trunk area. I've checked everything, tools, spare (even looked to see if I had lost a golf ball back there...) but everything is tight. I've done no mods...but when I accelerate hard, its like something is moving around, also when turning right and accelerating...
any thoughts?
any thoughts?
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The best way to tell is to have someone lock you in the trunk and drive away
In the trunk, right below the woofer you'll see 2 skinny metal bars held together by a plastic clip (gray in color). The clip is loose and if you pull on the bars and release them the will make a clunking noise. As soon as I figure out how to take the clip out, I'll fix the damn noise.

In the trunk, right below the woofer you'll see 2 skinny metal bars held together by a plastic clip (gray in color). The clip is loose and if you pull on the bars and release them the will make a clunking noise. As soon as I figure out how to take the clip out, I'll fix the damn noise.
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Originally posted by sniper5
The best way to tell is to have someone lock you in the trunk and drive away
In the trunk, right below the woofer you'll see 2 skinny metal bars held together by a plastic clip (gray in color). The clip is loose and if you pull on the bars and release them the will make a clunking noise. As soon as I figure out how to take the clip out, I'll fix the damn noise.
The best way to tell is to have someone lock you in the trunk and drive away

In the trunk, right below the woofer you'll see 2 skinny metal bars held together by a plastic clip (gray in color). The clip is loose and if you pull on the bars and release them the will make a clunking noise. As soon as I figure out how to take the clip out, I'll fix the damn noise.
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This thread cracks me up.
Not to make light of your problem -- this type of problem is the worst kind because it will drive you absolutely nuts! It does me anyway. What's funny is -- it's your torsion bar clip, it's your exhaust, it's you jiggafloppy, it's the same thing that's making those voices in your head, etc, etc.
Good luck!
Not to make light of your problem -- this type of problem is the worst kind because it will drive you absolutely nuts! It does me anyway. What's funny is -- it's your torsion bar clip, it's your exhaust, it's you jiggafloppy, it's the same thing that's making those voices in your head, etc, etc.
Good luck!
DallasTypeS:
"CLUNKING NOISE FIXED!!!! I got rear-ended today...and guess what, no more clunking noise...isn't that great!!"
Awesome!!! I have the noise too...now I just need to back into a car going 40 mph and I'll get mine fixed too!
Austin519
"CLUNKING NOISE FIXED!!!! I got rear-ended today...and guess what, no more clunking noise...isn't that great!!"
Awesome!!! I have the noise too...now I just need to back into a car going 40 mph and I'll get mine fixed too!
Austin519
merge lanes are for babies...just like the old "Central Expressway" in Dallas before they redid the whole thing....cars going 80 and no merge lane just a short on ramp and bam...floor it and close your eyes and hope the beeotch in the suburban in front of you doesn't panic and stop cold....
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Or at least down here in Austin, where we don't believe in putting merge lanes on 70mph highways...just try to merge in front of a semi.
