i have a clunking noise from the front right replaced ball joints kyb struts in front kyb shocks in rear new tie rod ends and idler arm also when the struts were installed new upper mounts were also installed all this approximately 1 year ago. in the process of installing new polyurethane lower control arm bushings from energy suspension (good or bad) any suggestions on what else might cause this at the same time when the clunk is heard i will intermittenly have a loud squeak from the back hatch area possible hatch rubber insulators they are original and hard

92 rs 25th anniversary 305 5spd TBI
hotckis subframe connectors urethan sway bar bushings and links front and rear
KYB struts and shocks

 

The clunk could be your brake pads moving around in the caliper. Just tighten down the locating ear on the pad.

The squeaking in the back might be the rubber sleeves on the parking brake cable rubbing on the rear control arms.

 

front brakes were just replaced and the front calipers were rebuilt I didi check the parking brake cables and they appear to be ok thanks for the input though the squeak sounds as though the hatch is rubbing against the body almost as if rubber squeaking on metal the clunk sounds hollow today i'm getting new front control arms with poly(urethan/graphite) bushings hopefully that will take care of the clunk noise if not next stop is the front strut bearings and mounts it started after i replaced the struts and mounts once before but then nailed a large michigan pot hole oh well trial and error on the clunk. any recommended alignment settings for aggressive street road racing? also anybody know of a good place to by a cheap 6 speed manual trans from?

 

clunk from the front and you just redid the suspension and brakes? bing bing bing you need some new motor mounts.....heh heh heh i do too man dont feel bad oh yeah dont rev the engine too hard it might break free and go through the hood

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