Lincoln Aviator Front Suspension Clunk: Causes and Safety

A clunking noise from your Lincoln Aviator’s front suspension over bumps is usually worn sway bar links, control arm bushings, or struts. Here’s what to check first and whether you can keep driving.

Why You're Hearing That Clunk

That clunking noise from the front of your Lincoln Aviator when you hit a bump or pothole is your suspension telling you something is loose or worn. It's a heavy SUV, so the front end takes a beating. The sound is often a metal-on-metal knock or a dull thud. The good news is that most causes are straightforward to diagnose with a good look under the vehicle.


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