Driveshaft clunk in reverse on first drive

[captainpowtown]

Recently, when I back out of my parking spot first thing in the morning, I have been getting a rather large clunk coming from under my 2019.
Im assuming it is driveshaft related since the noise is rather loud. It has been well below freezing over night and I'm not sure if its temperature related but it only started happening during this cold snap.
I auto start my truck regularly and always back out but I may turn my truck around tonight to see if I get the same sound when driving forward. It goes away after the initial 50 feet of pulling out of my driveway but it has been consistent 3 mornings in a row. I should also note that I am in 4A.
Has anyone ever experienced this?

 

[thatJeepguy]

 

[CleverGirl_]

I get rid of my loud clunk before I leave the house

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

wonder if this will get locked and stickied too....... is it too soon to try?

 

[MurderedOutSVT]

 

[MurderedOutSVT]

wonder if this will get locked and stickied too....... is it too soon to try?

Two in one weekend? I like your style

 

[captainpowtown]

Well it seems like this is a joke to most, I've searched. Can find threads about clunks while driving at speed, but nothing about reverse and in relation to first drive of day.
Can anyone be of some assistance instead of trolling?

 

[GCATX]

Recently, when I back out of my parking spot first thing in the morning, I have been getting a rather large clunk coming from under my 2019.
Im assuming it is driveshaft related since the noise is rather loud. It has been well below freezing over night and I'm not sure if its temperature related but it only started happening during this cold snap.
I auto start my truck regularly and always back out but I may turn my truck around tonight to see if I get the same sound when driving forward. It goes away after the initial 50 feet of pulling out of my driveway but it has been consistent 3 mornings in a row. I should also note that I am in 4A.
Has anyone ever experienced this?

My Gen2 used to do that on occasion, along with a few other annoying things. It didn't cause any long term probs though.

If you have forscan try resetting the transmission learning.

It's part of the Raptor mystique.

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

Well it seems like this is a joke to most, I've searched. Can find threads about clunks while driving at speed, but nothing about reverse and in relation to first drive of day.
Can anyone be of some assistance instead of trolling?

its a joke because there are about 756 different clunk threads. as bad as ppf, tint, 20in rims, and if 37s fit the truck threads. its repetative and gets old really. so before this turns into a shit show, we gunna learn you today boy. have you used the seach feature? i found 30 pages of clunk in the search bar.

 

[WH7]

Mine has done it a couple of times. Cold starting in the garage and shifting quickly in to reverse.
I just wait 10 or 15 seconds after starting before putting it in gear and it hasn't done it in quite a while.