Clunking sound

Hello
I am new here. I have a 2019 Tacoma SR5 with only 14k miles. I am getting a clunking sound when move forward and reverse.
Attached is the video

Please help.

 

Brake pads shifting. Normal.

 

It’s called a “world transmission “.
Or something.

 

Just to be comfortable, I would check u-joints, all driveshaft connections and (may sound stupid) all lug nuts. Can't say I've ever attributed a sound like that to shifting brake pads/shoes.

 

Brake pad slap. It’s “Tacoma normal” my 18 does the same

 

Mine does that too. No idea on cause.

 

As others have said, it is the brake pads shifting within the caliper. No idea why since no other vehicle I've ever owned does it, but it isn't going to hurt anything.

 

similar sound on mine when coming to a forward stop every once in a while. it sounds like its coming from the rear tho? I was going to mention it to the stealership when I go in for an oil change tomorrow

 

Hi all
Thanks for the replies. It ended up being the driver side Lower Control Arm. The bushings were bad. Got the whole Arm replaced. No sounds anymore

 

Glad you were able to get it fixed. I'm chasing a very similar sound from your video. How much did it cost to replace the lower control arm if you don't mind me asking?

 

Part and Labor was 500 even

 

Great, thanks! I'm assuming that was for a stock replacement arm?

 

Yes stock replacement

 

Thanks for letting us know how it turned out.
Not everyone does and it's good info to have if someone experiences the same or similar.

 

It needs to be a forum rule.