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BikerSk8rKid 04-04-2011 12:34 PM

Rear Clunking Sound
 
1995 Ford Mustang GT 5.0 Manual

Problem: Vehicle turned on, let the clutch out, push it in and then put it into gear (or not even fully into gear). You hear this CLUNK, that's coming from the rear of the vehicle. My U-Joints are perfectly fine and this happens when the vechile isn't moving.

This just started happening maybe 2 months or so ago and I haven't really been driving it. My mechanic and I thought it would be my clutch cable because it's stretched, so I ordered the MM Kit. Which now I'm annoyed/pissed because I believe I just wasted money on the MM Kit for no reason.

Edit: I may be wrong, but after understanding what a Syncros in the Tranny is, I believe that is my problem. I will get my mechanics to check it out soon, but I'm pretty sure that's my problem from what my mechanic explained to me. I've also noticed the car moves a little.

Story: I think I know what caused it, but I'm not sure. I bought my self a new computer, so I left the area and got onto a main road. I noticed that there was a car coming up behind me pretty fast, so I got on it and got far ahead of the person. Well there was some curves coming up and usually (at least with Motorcycles) I downshift right before the corner so I can power out. I ended up throwing it into 2nd gear (I was only in 3rd) at a high speed. I don't think my car liked that what so ever, but after that day is when I noticed the problem. I'm not completely sure how fast I was going.

TUFF 4.6 04-04-2011 03:31 PM

Did you ever get those bushings in the control arms straight?

BikerSk8rKid 04-04-2011 04:49 PM


Originally Posted by TUFF 4.6 (Post 472465)
Did you ever get those bushings in the control arms straight?

What ones?

01FR500 04-05-2011 08:03 AM

Any of them. Are all of your bushings good in the rear? I've downshifted my car many many times, also on the racetrack, and if done correctly, it won't damage the car.

zigzagg321 04-05-2011 08:34 AM

TAKE THE HOOKERS OUT OF THE TRUNK AND THE NOISE WILL STOP.

BikerSk8rKid 04-05-2011 09:13 AM


Originally Posted by 01FR500 (Post 472492)
Any of them. Are all of your bushings good in the rear? I've downshifted my car many many times, also on the racetrack, and if done correctly, it won't damage the car.

No, I still need to fix my rear lower control arms, but I don't see how this would have anything to do with the driveline/tranny/rear diff. It sounds like someone is ramming the driveline into the rear diff. Only when the vechile is turned on and not moving. The bushings have been bad for well over a year now and this problem just started happening this year.

Yeah I know downshifting doesn't really hurt the car, but this was the first time downshifting and a high speed.


Originally Posted by zigzagg321 (Post 472493)
TAKE THE HOOKERS OUT OF THE TRUNK AND THE NOISE WILL STOP.

I tried, but they just wont get out. haha I need an ejecto trunk cuz. :D


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