where is the noise in the back of the vechicle coming from?????

Asked by moore Apr 23, 2008 at 11:38 PM about the 1996 Dodge Caravan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

we have a noise in the back of the car wheb we go over a bump.  have changed shocks and put in new bolts...Can figure where the noise is from ...check tail pipe, front wheel drive...checked brakes and tires...suspension bar is fine...what could it be??????

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This could be many things and we don't have the actual sound that you're hearing for a reference. Here are a few more ideas to look for. -Check fuel tank straps (when tank is empty) haven't loosened. -Check rear door hinges and fastener. -Check rear wheels for wobble or extra axle play. -Check tie rod ends/linkage (if sway bar present). -Check brake lines to rear of vehicle. -Check spare tire assembly and fastner. -Check for extra play in the rear leaf springs.

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the area under the seat hinge the rubber end caps wear causing metal to metal

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