u/Hammer7869

So, I went to chatgpt and worked with it to create a custom design that I wanted to make as a gift im giving someone. Made from maple, cherry, walnut, and Aspen. Finished in tung oil.

This was posted earlier, posting again with update info.

The problem is a clunking sound coming from the rear end of a buick envision 2016. the clunk happens at low speeds, driveways, and parking lots. I believe I found the culprit. If this isn't the cause, I don't know what it could be. Other rear right parts look intact, the rear left has separated.

This looks like a fairly straight forward replacement, but I don't know what these parts are called or where to buy them.

Question: Could this be the cause to the low speed clunking? What are these parts called? Is this a DIY fix? Where can I get these parts from? Dealer, NAPA, O'reilly?

Thank you for any helpful information

My daughter started hearing a clucking sound coming from the rear end of her 2016 Buick envision. The clunk seems to only happen, or be heard, at low speeds, less than 20 mph. Really noticeable in a parking lot, and a lot more frequent in a parking lot at lower speeds.

The bar circled in red has a little play in it. I don't know if it is supposed to or not. The ones on the front are stiff with no play. Could this looseness be the culprit to the clunk? If so, what is this bar called and is it DIY or have a more mechanically skilled person replace the two rear bars. If it is not the cause, what else should I be looking for?