For quite a while now I've experienced a clunk when I go from P to R or D. I've seen the videos telling me to grease my driveshaft, but it still occurs. If I'm on a slight incline ( front end merely an inch above the rear) it won't clunk and shifts smooth; vice versa. If I'm on flat ground it'll clunk in both directions. Additionally, (I especially notice it at yielding signs) if i let off the brakes too fast and get on the gas it'll also clunk. I guess aside from grease what's normally next to inspect for wear? Thank you guys.
'05 LX470 Clunk
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Could be a few different things - drive flange play, bushings. Search for "clunk", titles only, 100 section only, plenty of threads to browse through to give you ideas.
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Thank you.
most likely front diff bushings, or worn drive flanges