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hehe... Here's the truck.... 1998 GMC 1500 Sierra, Club Coupe, 5.0L Automatic. 54k miles (yes those are low miles for this age truck) Been haveing a random metallic "clunk" from time to time going over speed bumps, going through dips etc. More common at slower speeds than higher speeds. Have replaced brake pads, have replaced shocks (they were well past their prime, could easilly compress and extend by hand). Niether of which resolved the clunk. Everything i've tried to wiggle is snug, did tighten a bolt on the steering gear that was loose, all else is snug. Can't exactly crawl under the truck while it goes over a speedbump to see whats flexin more than it needs to, or what is moving that should not move at all... Its more or less on the passenger side of the truck, have checked A-arms and all that good stuff, both on ground, and with vehicle jacked. Are there any common areas that could be doing this? Any ideas on what I can check? So far I'm not leaving parts behind, but don't want to get it all knackered up under there either by repeated impacts.