clunking when braking

>>17272300
Your rotor clearly has diagonal cracks in it.

Comntrol arm bushing?

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>>17272309

Maybe. It doesn't click when I'm reversing, only when going forward though

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>>17272315
Done this before it's not hard to check out the bushing you can usually see it if the cars up. Otherwise have someone or set a camera to view your stops, the wheel will sort of lag

>>17272335

I see, so to verify this, I should suspend the wheel and move it diagnaly and vertically to check for play?

>>17272348
You can try that, but you normally just feel ball joint play doing that. To check the bushings I just get a pry bar and move them back and forth. Check sway bar bushings too those go out all the time on lots of different brands.

>>17272309
this

just replace the entire control arm...dont brother with fucking with a bushing.

>>17272375

Ah fuck.

>>17272396
its not that bad m8. I did both of mine in no time at all.

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>>17272447

I guess I'll have to scour Youtube and my Haynes manual.

I'm not a mechanic but every problem I've encountered, I managed to fix myself, thanks bro

I concur with control arm bushings, as thats a common problem for all makes and models, but check your caliper bolts/slides and caliper bracket bolts too.
A loose bracket bolt or caliper bolt with cause a soft clunk or thud, can happen in reverse or forward.

>>17272466
Its not that bad. There is like 4 bolts total if your control arm is like mine. Just get a prybar and some penetration oil.

>>17272466
>>17272564
Also, I had to buy two wrenches of the same size to do mine. Youtube your car and just dive in m8 GL.

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Ok, so I suspended my wheel and tried to move my wheel around, no budging, took out the wheel and checked my tie rods and ball joints, nothing loose or flimsy, re-greased my brake pins, ect, ect and now the clunk is gone.

But the clunk was already gone when I got back to my car to back it into my driveway, before I checked everything wtf.

hey guys, what about ball joint or wheel bearing?

>>17273958
Kelly had a hard life
>>17273969
Wheel bearing going out means play in the wheel itself and a different noise. Cars are fickle beasts with suspension, just keep an eye on it.