- Strut bearing: The strut bearing is a component of the suspension system that connects the strut to the vehicle's chassis. If the strut bearing is worn or damaged, it can cause a loud clunking or knocking noise when the vehicle is driven over bumps or rough roads.
- Tie rod end: The tie rod ends connect the steering rack to the wheels. If a tie rod end is worn or damaged, it can cause a clunking or popping noise when the steering wheel is turned.
- Sway bar links: The sway bar links connect the sway bar to the suspension system. If a sway bar link is worn or damaged, it can cause a clunking or rattling noise when the vehicle is driven over bumps or rough roads.
- Ball joints: The ball joints are part of the suspension system that allow the wheels to move up and down. If a ball joint is worn or damaged, it can cause a clunking or popping noise when the vehicle is driven over bumps or rough roads.
If you are experiencing a loud noise from the front end of your Ford Probe, it is important to have the vehicle inspected by a qualified mechanic to determine the cause of the noise and to perform the necessary repairs.
