Depends on how many clunks you get per revolution of the tire but I would bet on a bad cv joint, or maybe a wheel bearing or upper bearing plate
Welcome to the forums! Sounds like the teeth on the small gear for the trip meter have torn off or worn away. This can happen due to the factory oil on the gear turning into goo, which causes the teeth to not be lubricated properly. Pushing it while driving can break it in some cases too. You should just be able to replace the gear and it'll be as good as new. Most odometer repair shops will be able to sell you the replacement part, just be sure to count the number of teeth on the gear to ensure you get the right one. Alternatively, just replace the entire instrument cluster :thumbsup:Also does anybody know why my trip odometer does not work but regular odometer does?
Thanks
holy crap that's a bundle.Got the problem fixed. Strut mount was way busted and was just the weight o the car holding the strut in place. So got both mounts replaced as well ad the struts. Ran me 360.00 and a few hours at the mechanic. Thanks for the help guys.