loud clunk noise when stopping quick

I dunno' about your posting name but I was wondering about your native language...

A bad strut or shock?

Dude. Mangle English like and it makes it hard to understand what you're asking.

With my Ranger (4x2), I have a cluck in the passenger side front, that only appears when I go over speed bumps. It feels kinda like being on an old horse with a bum front leg.

I've had the techs check this out twice now, and the only thing I can deduce is this is one of the things this particular truck is going to do, just due to it's design.

Plasyd

I hear that sound whenever I run over a pedestrian in a parking lot. I think the sound is made by the shopping cart.

Radius arm bushings?

Spdloader

The first thing I would check is motor mounts, trans mounts, and gas tank mounts. I have the same problem before, and in my case it was a motor mount.

I forgot one other thing. If you have the spare mounted under the back of the truck, check to see if it is loose.

Yes. I was drunk when I wrote the message. Thank you for your responce.

I will attempt to check them out. I checked the spare tire already. I actually have it off right now as I just got a freakin flat tire yesterday. I ran over a big honkin screw the day before.

Thank you for the suggestions. Its muchly appreciated.

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 21:20:14 +0000, bak4mor rearranged some electrons to form:

Are you still drunk?

Nope. Are you having problems reading?

On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 18:02:51 +0000, bak4mor rearranged some electrons to form:

I am muchly having difficulty understanding you. :-)

Okay, everyone has given you a bad time, I have something like this in my left front suspension at lower speeds. After I ruled out all the obvious things I decided it is something really evil, like an upper or lower ball joint. A few years ago I ran into a fair sized boulder on a high mountain road and damaged my steering gear box... I think the 'clunk' I hear now is damage left over from that incident.

Have you been able to figure out where it is coming from? Front? Rear? Hell, you might have a friend bounce the truck up and down while you crawl around listening for the noise.

Sounds strange, but check the driveshaft. Seen them do it on more than one occasion.

It just happens when I am going slow and then hit the brakes to stop. It happens more when I back up and stop. I have not had a chance to check anything out yet. When I figure it out, I will let everyone know what it is.

Does your "clunk" sound happen when driving or just when stopping?

Thank you for the reply by the way.

had one car with a loose upper a-frame to body bolt's did similiar....