YOUR RESEARCHThumping in the rear end
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Over the past week or so, I had noticed a thumping coming from the rear wheel well area as I drove at slow speeds and encountered a slightly rough road surface or went over bumps. The tech took it for a spin at the dealership lot, and thought it was suspension. Turns out the rear stabilizer bar was loose on both sides. Seems sort of odd, '02 C4S with 9K miles of basic street driving. Anyone had a similar issue?
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