2003 Dodge Ram Clunking noise in the front end

It's not a 4 wheel drive. Doesn't have cv axles. I checked the front sway bar and the driver side sway bar mount was bad so I replaced all the bushings. But the noise is alittle worse now. Thinking maybe because I used the polyureathn bushings?

No I never have checked them. Is the motor and tranny mounts a common thing to go bad too? This noise is more up front than the tranny or motor.

Undertaker, Here is the problem with the 03 Dodge Ram 1500 and possibly other years.
My truck had the same problem rat-a-tat-tat going 30 to 40 mph down segmented asphalt in town. It got on my nerves. I went to a service center and they said I needed new ball joints. I had that done expecting the noise to be gone.
No deal, it was still there! I looked under my front end and all of the bushings were good. I looked at a front end on a Chevy too. The difference is the stabilizer links on a Chevy are a one piece stud. The Dodge has a swivel ball to allow flexibility. The ball is swaged to keep it from coming out of its socket and it is packed with grease and covered with a rubber boot. Mine were worn out! At least 1/4” to 3/8” slop which allows hammering when encountering bumps in the road. My truck had 200,000 miles on it. You would have thought the service shop would replace them too, not! I replaced the links myself, the new one have grease fittings too. Sometimes the problem has the simplest solution. Links $84.00, Previous front end work $860.00
I just happened to mention the issue to a sales person at the parts store who had had the same problem with his dodge.

Additional note: Do the final tightening of the top nut and bushing cover with weight on the tires. The replacement Chinese rubber bushings are smaller than the OEM bushings. You can do this by turning the wheels left or right and reaching the top link. This will keep the bushings in the right position while they are tightened. Use one wrench for the flats on the top link rod To keep it from turning and a wrench for the top nut.

KASEKENNY1,

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