98 squeaks groans
Okay I realize my 98 explorer is 7 years old but I have this bad
squeak/clunk coming from the front end. When you push down on the front end it sound as if it is coming from the shock. I just replaced the shocks so this is not the problem. When your inside the vehicle moving the sound resonates right through the steering column but it does not do it while turning the wheel only when going over a bumo or irregular surface. Bushings? If somebody has a clue let me know. Thanks |
Could be the stabilizer bar bushings. An easy test is to remove them (
pretty easy) and then see if the groaning is still there. Or better yet, have someone push down on the front end while you are underneath and see if its coming from there. |
We had the same problem...I replaced the shocks and it was still there and
then we replaced the stabilizer bushings and the problem was gone. "Mikepier" > wrote in message oups.com... > Could be the stabilizer bar bushings. An easy test is to remove them ( > pretty easy) and then see if the groaning is still there. Or better > yet, have someone push down on the front end while you are underneath > and see if its coming from there. > |
When you say stabilizer bushings what exactly are you talking about. I
see sway bar bushings, torsion bar bushings and bushings on the A arm doohickey????? |
Sway bar is the same thing. I am referring to the 2 bushings on the
sway bar at the front. They are held in by U shaped brackets, which are mounted to the frame with 2 bolts per bracket. |
Oh man I have this same problem but my 98 Exp is getting lowered in a couple
of days something I will pay attention to for sure. > wrote in message oups.com... > Okay I realize my 98 explorer is 7 years old but I have this bad > squeak/clunk coming from the front end. When you push down on the front > end it sound as if it is coming from the shock. I just replaced the > shocks so this is not the problem. When your inside the vehicle moving > the sound resonates right through the steering column but it does not > do it while turning the wheel only when going over a bumo or irregular > surface. Bushings? If somebody has a clue let me know. Thanks > |
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