I have an 01' Screw that has new upper and lower ball joints , new drivers side hub assy, and all new sway bar bushings and end links and I still have a clunking noise that I feel in the floorboard on the drivers side. I have checked the torsion bars and see no noticeable problems. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

 

Make sure everything was tight? I had this problem when I forgot to torque down the caliper bracket.

 

Could be loose or bad shock as well

 

Thanks for the input, I have Monroe sensatrac shocks on it and they have around 55,000 miles on them I guess they could be bad.

 

I would check the cab mounts/bushings. Could also be a trans mount.

 

Take out bottom shock bolt. Mine was worn down 30-40%. Of course this is after chasing this "clunk" with ball joints tie rod ends and sway bar end links and bushings. ACE hardware metric shouldered bolts $4 bucks each. Now "clunk" free.

 

I also had a clunk coming from my front end. I had replaced my shocks over the summer and after only a few thousand miles, the driver side front shock had to be replaced. I thought for sure it was going to be a a ball joint or tie rod end.

 

I replaced my sway bar links on my old 01 Screw, A month later they were both broke and had that awful clunk all over. Bought good ones the next time and didnt have issues. Not sure how they held up since being sold?

 

Trailer hitch draw bar.

 

Replaced my Monroe sensatracs with 55000 miles on them and now the problem is solved. Thanks for the input guys

 

idler arm/pitman arm?