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Clunk noise front end driver side


ninoj
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I have a clunk noise on the driver side. This clunk happens when i put the car in reverse or in drive and when I go over bumps.

 

I replaced the ball joints and the stabilizer links and the noise is still there.

 

I took a look after I placed the car on a hoist and it looks like the sway bar or stabilizer bar is bent. It is touching the bracket on the driver side and digging into the car.

 

I will replace the bar and bushings, what else would I need to change?

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Just ordered a used sway bar for $50 bucks and bought some new bushings from the dealer at $15 for both. I wil install these tomorrow and post the results.

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I am going to try to take a pic. I took out the sway bar and was driving around. The clunk is still there. Tomorrow I am going to replace the lower control arm, I have a feeling it is the bushing. I will post my findings!

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Ok, so I put the car on a hoist and looks like the lower control arm bushing is seized and was slowly grinding away at itself over every bump. I need a bolt and nut from the dealer, because that seized aswell. I will post tomorrow the outcome.

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Ok its confirmed, the lower control arm was the culprit, man this guessing game will cost me a few bucks more, but at least I got the problem fixed!

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