Posted by shawnspeed3 on February 25, 2009 at 08:45:55 from (198.208.251.23):
In Reply to: Re: OT S10 rear axle posted by Leroy on February 25, 2009 at 05:38:28:
It is not uncommon for the spring to "load" as the car is put in gear , but the clunk is probably a U joint.....you are going to have to lift the vehicle up on a hoist or jack-stands and look at everything really good. If it has been dry a while , you may even notice rust dust from the surrounding surfaces that are rotating. you could also have a broken springs , but only a leaf or two from the sounds of it ....check the u joints first tho ...if it is making a loud clunk it probably isn't far from letting you know exactly what is wrong.....hope it won't be too long a walk to the house......Shawn
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