Front suspension noise months later after Leveling...
Front suspension noise months later after Leveling...
Hi
What's the deal here anyway!!! am I supose to have and pay for this suspension trouble because I want spacers and cooler rims and tires?
What did I did wrong?
I don't know nothing about suspensions and stuff.., I don't even know exactly what the "Suspension" is.
So, I liked very much how my truck looks all leveled..
but now, after like 5-6 months, with every shake I get metalic "cluncks" and "clancks"...
I went to a Brake and suspension workshop and they told me that for the time truck has since I purchase it(10months) it shouldn't give those noises... but then I told him that those tires and rims are bigger and it has some spacers... then he told me that that was the reason.
They have to replace joints(???) and stuff.. (like 175.00us).. he also told me that I could take it to the Dealershipp and see what they say.
I supose my dealer is going to tell me the warranty is void, etc. but I'll check
Any ideas?
Thank you
Giorgio
What's the deal here anyway!!! am I supose to have and pay for this suspension trouble because I want spacers and cooler rims and tires?
What did I did wrong?
I don't know nothing about suspensions and stuff.., I don't even know exactly what the "Suspension" is.
So, I liked very much how my truck looks all leveled..
but now, after like 5-6 months, with every shake I get metalic "cluncks" and "clancks"...
I went to a Brake and suspension workshop and they told me that for the time truck has since I purchase it(10months) it shouldn't give those noises... but then I told him that those tires and rims are bigger and it has some spacers... then he told me that that was the reason.
They have to replace joints(???) and stuff.. (like 175.00us).. he also told me that I could take it to the Dealershipp and see what they say.
I supose my dealer is going to tell me the warranty is void, etc. but I'll check
Any ideas?
Thank you
Giorgio
Last edited by giorgioF150; Oct 2, 2006 at 08:01 PM.
check the three bolts on the top of each strut assembly (right above the leveling kit) with a torque wrench- they could be coming loose- so crank them all down, then see if the noise persists... J
if the stealership tell you they cant fix it, go to McAllen to a ford dealership see if they can help you out. since ur from Reynosa Tamp mexico right..? my dad use to have a 2005 ford f150 he bought in Matamoros tamp. and he took it to the dealership here in brownsville texas to get new hub actuators at no cost.. so.. maybe they will help you out.
Last edited by TonkaTruck33; Oct 2, 2006 at 08:55 PM.
Why don't you go back to the people who did the work? But check all of the bolts first before you start flipping out. .
Check the top three, as already stated, tie-rod ends, bottom strut bolts. I think you'll be good to go after that.
Check the top three, as already stated, tie-rod ends, bottom strut bolts. I think you'll be good to go after that.
Originally Posted by BalogUK
check the three bolts on the top of each strut assembly (right above the leveling kit) with a torque wrench- they could be coming loose- so crank them all down, then see if the noise persists... J
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