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My 2007 MKZ has 55,000 miles. Lately have noticed sounds from the rear undercarriage when going over uneven bumps and uneven pavement at slow speeds. Sort of like metal flexing. If it had shocks I would think one or both had failed. I don't hear the sound when I push down on the rear bumper. Struts should not fail yet should they?

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IT MAY HAVE AIR RIDE! IF SO, CHECK THE AIR BAG IN THE MIDDLE OF THE REAR AXLE!

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There is a metal cover around the drive shaft, If the wind catches it, It will rattle. I put some window weather strip on both sides. works like a charm. $.10

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