Q: clunk sound like while driving on bump at low speed/

asked by on October 27, 2016

I am hearing a clunck or rattle sound coming from the rear of the vehicle, like two pieces of metal coming into contact. I have also started to hear a clunk sound while making turn either right or left but I cannot tell if the sound is coming from the front or the rear. I have recently had the front control arms, sway bars, tie rod, and struts replaced. Would you have any idea what is wrong?

My car has 148000 miles.
My car has a manual transmission.

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