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theponyfactor · 03-18-2008, 04:09 PM

I had my car in for a clunking sound it was making in the right rear and the guy said that the rubber bushing in the trunk was way too tight and was squished. Also he said that my spring moves around a little bit because it is aftermarket which was causing the clunk...

Can the shock being too tight cause a clunk sound? Is it ruined now? The guy didn't fix any of it so I'm still stuck with this noise that is extremely annoying, any suggestions?

thanks.

03-18-2008, 04:09 PM	#1 (permalink)
theponyfactor Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 739	clunk in rear passenger suspension I had my car in for a clunking sound it was making in the right rear and the guy said that the rubber bushing in the trunk was way too tight and was squished. Also he said that my spring moves around a little bit because it is aftermarket which was causing the clunk... Can the shock being too tight cause a clunk sound? Is it ruined now? The guy didn't fix any of it so I'm still stuck with this noise that is extremely annoying, any suggestions? thanks. __________________ 1995 3.8L Ford Mustang Chrome 17" fr500s//Mac Y-Pipe Exhaust//SS Bumper Inserts//H&R Sport Springs//Mach 1 Takeoff Shocks & Struts//MM C/C Plates//Very Slow