legacycentral bbs

i have a 92 turbo wagon and have noticed a clunking coming out of the rear. It doesn't matter if I go forward or back its still there and it doesn't happen all the time. The only way I can make it happen is if I'm driving forward and turn the car one way and then sharply turn it the other way, then it sounds like something is slapping the underneath of the car. any suggestions would be appreciated!

Probably the front part of the rear subfram. The whiteline subframe bushings help with this clunking.

Other possibility is the bushings on the rear diff mount.

Last possibility is the bushings that are on the rear subframe.

that quick turn also puts maximum torque on the sway bar, so check the mount bushings and endlinks. If the mount bushings are bad it usually clunks more over normal bumps, but it sure is easy to check.

One easy way to check would be to remove the bar, which would take maybe 15 minutes (four bolts), then see if the clunk goes away. That's also the only way to thoroughly check the bushings. Have a spare set of mount bushings ready.

thanks I'll try these out, one question though when I look underneath the car where in the back am I looking, for the front part and rear part of the subframe, I haven't got to have a good look underneath so I don't know what I'm looking for, If anyone has pictures that would really help

I second professor's diagnosis. This is the easiest both to check and fix. The rear subframe is what the rear diff bolts up to, so to remove this means removal of the rear diff.

Josh, think you can help him out with some pics of your swap?