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right rear "klunk"

  • Thread starter Thread starter NormD
  • Start date Start date Aug 22, 2006
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NormD

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Can a defective rear shock absorber cause a "klunking" sound when hitting a hard bump?

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rbohm

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yes, and so can a loose shock mount.
 
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