Clunk! When driving after R to D shift
09-01-2012, 10:35 AM
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2012 JK 2 Door Auto
2.5 RC Spacer BB
285-70-17
Any resolve here? I am having this same issue?!?
This just started occuring. I have tightened all bolts...3 times.
Sounds like a loud "clank" when starting after full stop. It usually only does it when the weight has shifted.
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2.5 RC Spacer BB
285-70-17
Any resolve here? I am having this same issue?!?
This just started occuring. I have tightened all bolts...3 times.
Sounds like a loud "clank" when starting after full stop. It usually only does it when the weight has shifted.
DRIVING ME BONKERS!!!!!!!!!!!
09-01-2012, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by khill
2012 JK 2 Door Auto
2.5 RC Spacer BB
285-70-17
Any resolve here? I am having this same issue?!?
This just started occuring. I have tightened all bolts...3 times.
Sounds like a loud "clank" when starting after full stop. It usually only does it when the weight has shifted.
DRIVING ME BONKERS!!!!!!!!!!!
2.5 RC Spacer BB
285-70-17
Any resolve here? I am having this same issue?!?
This just started occuring. I have tightened all bolts...3 times.
Sounds like a loud "clank" when starting after full stop. It usually only does it when the weight has shifted.
DRIVING ME BONKERS!!!!!!!!!!!
09-02-2012, 03:59 AM
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Check the u joints, like said before. Other stuff to be checked are the rear contol arms bushing...
A easy way to check is to ask someone to deive a little and slowly forward and backward. You should look at the differential (if it try to turn over the own axle - control arms) and at the cardan (if it turns before the jeep starts moving - u joints)
Sorry for my bad english.
A easy way to check is to ask someone to deive a little and slowly forward and backward. You should look at the differential (if it try to turn over the own axle - control arms) and at the cardan (if it turns before the jeep starts moving - u joints)
Sorry for my bad english.
Last edited by Moraespedro; 09-02-2012 at 04:02 AM.