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98 ford mustang shift stick started making a clanking sound yesterday when backing up

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If it makes a clanking sound when you switch from neutral to drive or neural to reverse than i would say you have a u-joint issue. If it you get noise when you accelerate and coast then your rear differential is out of alignment

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