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Well it was a rough night at the shop, I've been chasing this squeak that only happens while moving and hitting a bump In the front end for a while now and I thought I had it, wrong. I found a bent sway bar link causing the sway bar to hit the front diff when I hit a bump so I took off the links then found the bracket that holds the sway bar ds was acually bent up that caused the link to bend also. So I thought I can take off the sway bar to get rid of the clunk and squeak till I bend it back or order one. After taking off the sway bar the sound was still there! Starting to loose my mind and any help or ideas would be awesome. Have some pics, the white stuff is lithium grease so you guys know...
It could be so many different things here and I'm just swinging blind. Have you Lifted front end and check for ball-joint wear, hubs spinning freely with no binding?
Maybe your needle bearings are shot? They could cause a knock or bang going over a bump as the stub shaft moves around. Check you stub axles at the knuckle for excessive play
It could be so many different things here and I'm just swinging blind. Have you Lifted front end and check for ball-joint wear, hubs spinning freely with no binding?
I second what scott said about ball joints. They are easy to check when the wheel is off the ground with a bar under the tire to look for movement.
Larry
I had a strange creak a little while back & found a very slightly loose bolt on the track bar. See here. https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1414358-strange-sound-steering-suspension.html
I had a clunk sound under the drives side seat area. It mostly was noticeable when I was coming to a stop. I recently changed the ***** joints and I realized the other day that the clunk was gone.
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