What's the Cause of the Clunking Noise from the Chassis?
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Car chassis can bear the power of the engine and ensure normal driving. The possible causes and solutions for the clunking noise from the chassis are as follows: 1. Ball joint wear or loose ball joint screws. Solution: Tighten the bolts and replace new connecting rods or ball joints. 2. Aging or damage to the control arm rubber bushings. Solution: Replace new swing arm bushings or the entire swing arm assembly. 3. Shock absorber oil leakage or damage. Solution: Replace the shock absorber. 4. Noise from the strut mount rubber or thrust bearing. Solution: Replace the strut mount rubber or thrust bearing, or apply grease. Some noises are caused by loose screws on the shock absorber. 5. Noise from the stabilizer bar bushings. Solution: Replace new stabilizer bar bushings. 6. Loose connecting fasteners. Solution: Tighten the loose bolts.