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My 2016 Silverado 1500 LT Z71 5.3L does the same exact thing. My first time actually googled it and right from the very first result on down I seen many people are having the same issue. iOS am not a certified tech but much of what I have been reading is in agreement with the knowledge and experience I do have assuming you’re hearing the same noise from the same location appears it could most likely be in ascending order the CV joint, ball joint, strut, brake caliper, motor mount. If it were a wheel bearing other symptoms and noises would be present and precede the clunk.

Me too !!!! Hi. My name is Thomas and I have a 2016 Silverado LT Z71. I'm the original owner so I am aware of what the truck has been through and that is nothing that can explain why one day the HID headlights shut down and just regular old headlights now, fog lights stopped working, the horn, some trailer lights, the backup camera didn't work, then worked here and there and one day just began working again, plus there's a few other electrical issues too. I've been tracing them with Foxwell Diagnostic Scan Tool that has the complete Chevrolet software but I'm only an amateur tech and haven't had much luck and that I did is beyond my capability. Have you had any luck with your problem Tony? I know that many times problems are similar and pervasive but can be solved by word of mouth. I noticed, if I read it correctly they this post is from 2017 and see that several people responded which I'll read up on. Thanks Tony

A few months ago I realized my air-conditioning wasn’t working either. Warm air is blowing out from the vents. The warm weather has arrived and I need to find out what the problem is. From what I have been reading it seems to be a very common problem. GM needs to do right and recall the issue. The truck was purchased new in November 2016. This shouldn’t be happening yet. 2016 Silverado 1500 LT Z71 5.3L 4WD