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05-20-2012, 09:54 AM
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The Clunking could be a number of things, from an easy improperly indexed outer tie rod clamp hitting on something, up to a damaged Rack from the accedent. It could also be Strut bushings, or CV joints. You cant really tell you what it for sure is unless you are actually with your car.
If it did not do it before the wreck, it is probably related to it.
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