Questions & Answers for: signs tie rod bad

...tie rod ends, upper and lower control arms, track bar, and u joints. onley thing left is the ball joints and steering damper shock. could one of these be my problem? what would be a sign that one of ...

...tie rod ends on 98 ford explorer Go to (autozone.com) sign up for free & get access to manuals with pictures etc, to make it easy for you. Go into steering section of manuals, then steering ...

...tie rod. Check for inner or outer. Look at your shocks for signs of leakage. Aleaky shock could also make a clunk. If everything appears to be tight then remove a wheel and look at your brakes, A ...

tie rod end on the front suspension. could also be a defective tire that is separating. My suggestion would be to find out what is loose. First check to see if the lug nuts are tight. If they are then

...tie rod end needs to be replaced. If the tires are balanced, what would cause highway speed shimmy/vibration? Also, what would NOT cause the shaking? Alignment, shocks, tie rods, etc... Alignment has ...

if its the inner or outer tie rods. make sure you have no up and down movement though. that is signs of bad bearings. if you need to replace the tie rods, after youre done, make sure to get it aligned

...the brakes for wear and any signs of pitting or grooves in the rotors. You need to take this seriously because if you have a Ball joint or tie rod end break while driving, it will cause a

a leak in a hose or something minor? HARD STEERING PROBLEMS COULD BE CAUSED BY WORN BALL JOINTS,WORN TIE ROD ENDS,WORN STEERING GEAR ASSEMBLY,FRONT WHEEL ALIGNMENT INCORRECT,LOOK FOR LOW TIRE PRESSURE

...tie rod was replaced less than a year ago. The mechanic did not notice this problem at all. We got the car back Friday night and it was fine. Saturday it started in again, shaking almost ...

...something is different...In this case, can be suspension related...ball joint, tie rod, wheel bearing, or badly out of alignment...A free suspension check-up is your safe response...how many