Re: [DML] "Clunk" in turns

From: fjk143@xxxx
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2000 10:13:03 EDT

Long ago and far away, my "clunks" were due to delaminated trailing arm bushings. The bushings tie the trailing arms to the frame and are designed with a rubber bushing inside a steel sleeve. The rubber and steel became loose and, during an acceleration ie deacceleration transient would clunk. I replaced twice with stock parts during the first 9,000 miles. The second pair failed shortly after installation and I have not driven the car since.

Fred
6894 (now at DMC Houston)

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