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> CVs or suspension bushings? & how to check?, things that go clunk in the rear
theleschyouknow
post Jun 25 2017, 02:01 PM
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73 years 2.0 pretty much all original/stock

I was driving to work Thursday & when I pulled into the garage and made the pretty tight turns up the ramps I heard/felt a clunk in the rear end -sounded like pass side and seemed to most happen on right turns, at first. Later in the day I felt it at slow speed in a straight, I cant feel it or hear it at higher speeds but assume it's probably happening at speed as well

Search leads me to believe the likely culprit is the CVs or suspension bushings. Is there an easy way to check each to determine which or both or neither is responsible?

thanks for your help

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post Jun 25 2017, 02:48 PM
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thanks Tom

pretty sure the mileage is accurate 3rd owner and have records back to the window sticker

I have pin type stands will get it up in the air & check & report back
thanks for the info

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