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Old 04-22-2020, 05:52 PM #16
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U-joints, driveline slip joint, 3rd member, upper or lower track bars, shocks, engine mounts, ect....

Lots of stuff could cause such a clunk.
^----This.

These are the parts that cause a clunk on acceleration...
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Rear End Clunk aka Grease the Slip Yoke

Sounds like the well known "rear end clunk", a little searching around should get you the relevant threads.
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This mount on my truck doesn’t connect to anything. It’s just bolted to the car and wobbles in free space not securing anything. Should there be something else this goes to?
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This mount on my truck doesn’t connect to anything. It’s just bolted to the car and wobbles in free space not securing anything. Should there be something else this goes to?
What mount are you talking about?
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OP you said that after taking your foot off the gas petal and coasting then reapplying your foot to the gas causes a clunk? Can you describe it more I might have the same issue you’re describing.


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This mount on my truck doesn’t connect to anything. It’s just bolted to the car and wobbles in free space not securing anything. Should there be something else this goes to?
Did you read the thread?!? It is a vibration dampener, the part number and description was posted. The weight on the 'other' end of the rubber dampens out some driveline vibration that Toyota found during development.

You'll find similar things in many other Toyota vehicles...

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