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Old 11-10-2004, 07:18 AM
alkazoo alkazoo is offline
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clunking/rattle-passenger side rear-2003 highlander

hi forum, my 2003 highlander has developed a clunking sound which you hear whenever the right side goes over any type of bump(railroad ties/manhole covers/speed bumps etc). Its coming from the passenger side rear area. Ive removed the spare tire/jack/plastic tray to try and isolate but still does it. Not hurting anything it appears but annoying just the same. Best i can figure its in the general area of wheel well/tire,either coming from underneath or inside panels. Its still under warranty but dont want to take it in just for that at this time yet. If its something i can tighten up just as soon do that.. Other then that, runs fine . 22k V6...thanks for any tips...
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Old 11-16-2004, 10:50 PM
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Hi...recently I hade kind the same problem it was driving me nuts and cound't kind nothing wrong....after looking for hours finaly I had the idea to touch the brake pads bingo! the pads are hold in position by a small clip anf one of them was missing with the vibration the pad rattled a made a strong metal noise ...was fix with a $1 clip...hope you havve the same easy fix
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