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I would think it's a low probability, but it's easy to check by seeing if the noise changes or occurs when the engines under load, coasting, or engine braking.Originally Posted by Kyle Bertrand
To me it it’s worse on bumpy roads especially on a dirt road with washboards but if it’s a good road in town it’s not as bad but still does it. Could motor mounts be the cause?
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I jammed a rubber exhaust hanger under my tailpipe between it and the crossmember. Fixed it. This was done after a new transmission mount did not fix it. Does it happen when you drive straight or turn?
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It doesn’t seem to get any worse when I’m turning.Originally Posted by xxEuroBabexx
I jammed a rubber exhaust hanger under my tailpipe between it and the crossmember. Fixed it. This was done after a new transmission mount did not fix it. Does it happen when you drive straight or turn?
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I haven't seen the Track Bar mentioned yet, so another place to look. Also check the mounts, not just the bar itself. I had a loose bolt on the frame side mount that created a clunking sound due to shift in the mount itself, even though track bar was snug.