Heat Coil Needs to be replace

Usually people check everything, change the thermostat and forget to check if the cooling fans work? The other possibility is that the water pump is failing.

The simplest thing would be if there is a big air lock in the system and the water isn't circulating properly. No heat coming out of vents is a symptom of that because the heater core is high up in the system behind the dash. Read this Tip I wrote. Raising the front of the vehicle is important to fill the heater core as well as putting heating on MAX.

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.. Not sure how the transmission video got in there but I can't remove it!

a shimmy condition indicates it needs a wheel alignment
best take it to an accredited front end specialist shop for a proper diagnosis of the problem

Do NOT delay in getting this checked. It may be something simple, but it could also be potentially dangerous. See the articles on the website www.graemecooper.com.au about identifying noises

pull off wheel and check brake pads low,caliper sticking ,or debris -if brakes look good than check hub-wheel bearing----- may be going bad

Need more info...front end you say... A particular side? Is replaced tire the same as other 3 tires? hear it while driving, or braking, or both? Hear it more steering left or right or going around a corner?

Could be a front wheel/hub bearing is my only guess at this point. Howling or groaning could also mindicate a transmission problem.

Sorry computer controlled and it needs the dealer software to find the fault ,lot of money i would imagine to repair in the dealers

Probably a leak in left front shock/spring. It's something a qualified tech needs to repair or diagnose. you don't won't to try that at home.

check the wheel bearing sounds like a problem there.

Check the ball joints as well as the steering linkage.
If it is already loose, it needs to be replaced. Just send
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As you look at the engine - Spark plugs first......on the left side of engine.......front to back.......2, 4, 6, 8 (even right),....2 goes to the left coil...top left.....4 goes to the right coil....top left......6 goes to the right coil...bottom left....8 goes to the left coil....bottom left....NOW....right side......front to back......1, 3, 5, 7 (odd left).....one goes to right coil....bottom right.....three goes to left coil....top right......five goes to left coil....bottom right....and seven goes to right coil....top right....hope it helps