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<blockquote data-quote="Krash32" data-source="post: 26149" data-attributes="member: 9747">Without any additional information, I can tell you just from personal experience with my 2018 that I had a defined clicking/clunking sound especially at low speeds over bumps and uneven pavement. I fixed it myself for free; it was the bolts on the stabilizer bar links on the front driver side were slightly loose. The passenger side were loose as well but not quite enough for movement. I tightened them up with a torque wrench and haven’t had an issue since. Worth a check, it’s free and easy to DIY. This was around 100K miles.I could replicate the sound/feel by opening the driver side door and pushing up/down on the door jamb to rock the car side to side somewhat aggressively; I tried this from all four sides of the car and could hear it coming from that area the clearest. Again we don’t have much info to go on, but given you said speed bumps and same gen. Equinox, why not check it out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Krash32, post: 26149, member: 9747"] Without any additional information, I can tell you just from personal experience with my 2018 that I had a defined clicking/clunking sound especially at low speeds over bumps and uneven pavement. I fixed it myself for free; it was the bolts on the stabilizer bar links on the front driver side were slightly loose. The passenger side were loose as well but not quite enough for movement. I tightened them up with a torque wrench and haven’t had an issue since. Worth a check, it’s free and easy to DIY. This was around 100K miles. I could replicate the sound/feel by opening the driver side door and pushing up/down on the door jamb to rock the car side to side somewhat aggressively; I tried this from all four sides of the car and could hear it coming from that area the clearest. Again we don’t have much info to go on, but given you said speed bumps and same gen. Equinox, why not check it out. [/QUOTE]

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