Hello everyone, around 4 months ago I bought a 2013 Raptor with 90k miles on it and more recently these past few weeks I’ve been hearing a very loud clunk from the rear end when going over speed bumps, pots holes, etc. If the truck is moving slow, maybe around 5 mph, I hear nothing. But at a higher speed it’s very apparent. There’s no aftermarket mods or rebuilt shocks yet as I’ve just purchased it but I can tell everything is pretty worn. Below is a video for better clarification. I’m just wonder what y’all think it could be so I can start the process of elimination, thank you!
Gen 1 Raptor rear end clunking
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bigrig
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Could this be what is happening?
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WNCHSTR96
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That had a little bit of a bell **** to it. Just to be sure check your harmonic dampener on top of the left rear frame to make sure the bushings are still intact. If you hit it with your hand and it produces that **** sound that could be the problem. Most people just remove it when it’s bad. LOL D O N G is edited
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