Re: Parts needed,clunk question

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My 68 American does the same clunking..on the right hand side.  I've tightened a few things but its still there.  it just passed a certification so the front end had to be tight.  

On August 23, 2005 Frank Swygert wrote:

> Since the 327 uses a standard Holley pattern carb, I'd go to a speed shop and get a generic spring and bracket. Anyone who sells Holley carbs should have one -- or that carries "Mr. Gasket" rack speed parts.
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> The clunk is likely an inner A arm bushing. Check those and tie rod ends. I suspect an A arm bushing because the bushing "sets" going forward and stays there, but when you back up and put on brakes it moves. It's most likely an upper A arm bushing, not the lower. Turning will put more pressure on one of the upper bushings depending on the direction of turn. Have the bushings ever been changed?
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> On August 22, 2005 Bargain Bob Petersen wrote:
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> > Happy Monday listers !
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> > Got the Marlin back today from my mechanic and he says I need a throttle return bracket and spring, anyone know the part number and where I can get one? Also need a master cylinder (327 w/front discs) and cant seem to find one.
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> > I have a clunk that just developed, when I back out of my driveway with the front wheels turned, I get a clunk from the front end. This just started and I sure would like to know what it is. As always any and all help is appreciated.
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> > Bargain Bob Petersen
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