Audible Clunk 30-35mph

Has anyone experienced an audible double clunk sound between the speeds 30-35mph? It’s a 2023 SR5 V6 4x4. 7,000 miles on it.

 

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2023 Tacoma TRD OR clunk in driveline when changing gears
Discussion in '3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016-2023)' started by JaxsonPotato, Oct 25, 2023.

 

@HondaGM That explained absolutely nothing. I’m not sure what a blank comment is supposed to mean but okay. I also will not be scrolling through 88k+ posts either.

 

Don’t be a dick. The link got screwed up but you could still easily search the thread title he gave you and find it.

 

That’s the Post of the Day Right there….

 

If you are too lazy to look through posts that have already been made and have a multitude of good answers concerning your issue then you are on your own.

And I agree. No reason to be a dick. Maybe ask a question about the post first or simply just ask him to repost the links as they aren’t working. But you do you. You will be loved around here. Enjoy.

 

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Randomly, or every time and easily repeatable?

In case you never figured it out, he gave you hyperlinks to use. The dated hyperlink takes you straight to one of the thousands of "clunk" threads. The 3rd gen hyperlink narrows down the entire site to just 3rd gen related threads. Sorry you don't like to read, but given 1 sentence to diagnose your truck with, we can't help you. Some more info would be helpful, and I'd highly encourage getting familiar with the search function; guarantee you'll find your answer in the first 20 minutes if you just search "clunk" (in titles only/in 3rd gen forum only). Could be anything from a skid plate bolt to u-joint to transmission to dead cat in wheel well. Good luck.

 

World needs more dead cats.

 

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@crazysccrmd I wasn’t being a dick. Sorry you and @HondaGM feelings are built like cotton candy when a drop of water touches it. But I’m new to this weird website and how disorganized it is. He sent me a link that took me nowhere for an explanation. I don’t expect anyone here to diagnose it through a post. I just wanted to know if anyone else has experienced this and what the most probable causes might be. So now with that being said. How about you two go get a hotel room together since you’re emotionally on the same level together.

 

@PTSDTherapy I wasn’t being a dick. You’d think someone in the military would be able to see that but I guess not. Anyways therapy kid If you think not wanting to be scrolling through 88k posts is being lazy then you need to go touch some grass. Stop piggybacking off of others people posts. It’s not my fault he sent a link that went to nowhere and I simply said that and if that’s to harsh then boy life must be ruff for you.

 

He literally gave you the exact title of the thread and you were too retarded to figure out how to find it. As for the hotel room - $20 is $20 and gas is expensive these days.

 

Calm down Goose, its not quite Friday yet.

 

OP- the forum has a good “search” feature, but there are a multitude of posts/forums on here for every conceivable issue.
People create posts with differing issues, hence why there is 88k posts(or however many).
The notorious front end “clunk” on these trucks could be many things, from loose bolts to worn bushings, or even the simple pad slap. We(other forum users) will try to help, but you have to provide some actual troubleshooting on the truck to determine where the noise is actually coming from.

Also, your slight/joke against another users military service shows your maturity(or lack there-of). You wouldn’t speak to him/anyone in person in that fashion, but i guess the keyboard gives you protection and keeps your teeth in position. Life’s rough when you act entitled.

Good luck figuring out issues with your truck.