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Front end clunk on low speed bumps (2000 Box S 105k on chassis)
in 986 Boxster Suspension, Brakes, and Wheels
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Since it is a 986 and not a Cayenne, there are no CV joints at the front that could cause a clunking noise. However, if nothing seems loose, the control arm bushings are a good suggestion. Another possibility is the front left strut - are there any signs of leakage?