Another thought it....check the subframe bolts. When I got my Mi16,
all bolts were loose and one was missing. Tighten everything.
Also, I have a sway bar link bolt back out one time. My fault for not
getting good torque on it. That created a clunk sound of sorts.
Good luck.
B
Quoting "peugfan@juno.com" <peugfan@juno.com>:
> Whadaya mean by "clunkiness"?
>
> If it's little front end clunks only at low speeds on minor pavement
> irregularities, check the cup-shaped "washer" (if that's what they
> are) at the top of the front struts. If you can wiggle it by hand,
> take half a dozen office-size rubber bands and wrap them as tightly
> as you can around the base of the cup.
>
> I have no idea why this works.
>
> fs
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