Knocking/clunking noise front n/s v70

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Knocking/clunking noise front n/s v70

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Jun 28th, 2024, 13:47	#21
Georgeandkira Premier Member Last Online: Today 18:43 Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Hackensack	During a strut swap, which included replacing my drop links, I was careful to seat the hardware and tighten the nuts. I had terrible clunking. How much I had to tighten those nuts amazed me. I cured the clunk. Links in the trucks in my life, both Fords -a '97 F-150 and a '05 Ranger- are the "bolt and sleeve" type. Much simpler and less expensive. I understand that truck frames have more room, such that sway bars (anti-roll bars) can be designed 'straighter'. It's a luxury for the mechanic as no elaborate counter-holding is involved.

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