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#1028939 05/16/2014 1:55 AM
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My '65 C20 has recently developed a "banging" sound which seems to be coming from the driver's side front. A local mechanic (who is not an "old car" mechanic) listened to it and said he thought it was some sort of bushing. The sound only occurs when driving on rough terrain (dirt driveway or town roads). Does anyone have any ideas what the source could be?


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Probably a shock bushing or the upper shock mount bolt is loose in the frame. If it has a sway bar it could be a sway bar bushing.


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Thank you. I will check those.


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Reminds my of a time many years ago when a coworker came in and said he had a noise in the back of his car, and the dealer said he needed a new axle. He wanted another opinion. Two of us took it for a drive around a large pot holed parking lot across the street. When we started to hear the noise, I got in the back seat to listen closer. The noise was definitely there, so we put it on the lift for a look see. Found a stone wedged in the frame. Took it out and all was well. He was most thankful.

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I will look for that as well. Thanks.


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could also be upper control arm bushings, look for the rubber
part looking extruded out of steel part and being all dry rotted.

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OK, thanks.


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