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Glad to hear that, go at it. I could not see any worn spots on the caliper brackets, but then again I did not look for it. The slider pins however were a bit rusty and seized up, maybe due to use of different types of grease. And again, I had recently greased them up but they still seized. New...

I found the cause for the clunking today. And it was in fact the caliper slider pins seizing up that cause all the noise. I did at an earlier stage take them out, wirebrush them down (they had some rust on them) and put new grease on them. Because I had done that, I kind of threw away the...

Thank you for a thorough reply. I tried all the things you listed, and as far as I can tell it was none of them unfortunately. I noticed that I do have some rotational play in the front drive shaft. But surely, that could not be the cause for this clunking, could it?

Checked the ball joints again just to make sure, they´re not it. I also run small wheels, they have not been making contact with the LCA. Checked the pitman arm bolt, tight as well.

Yes I have, they are tight.

Sorry, my bad. Yeah, they´re tight too.

I have replaced the track bar, it´s tight. I also had the one of the LCA´s off today to look at the bushing, and the bushing was in good condition by the way.

Hi! I have a bad case of clunk noise coming from what sounds like the front end passenger side. It only appears when I´m turning left or going over small sharp bumps. No clunking when turning right. Also, the noise sounds really loud inside the vehicle, but can barely be noticed when standing...