anyone know the problem here?
anyone know the problem here?
Origionally was told my ball joint and tie rod needed replaced.
Saved up for a year to do that, when i went in was told everything was perfect from 3 different shops. Sounds like someone was trying to pocket money off me or some how god sent the repair god my way.
Reason i was so easy going on believing this was because of my tire wear and the sound i heard from my truck. Felt the sound was from the front so it was easier to believe.
Before my life got my rotors sanded, they said that was the problem. I didn't realize they were so cheap to replace yourself, so figured sanding would be fine for now.
Felt sound was quieter but its just as loud as it was. When get the tires installed they said my old tires were mounted poorly. Makes sense now to the tire wear.
Also took a friend out with me one night to a church parking lot and we found the sound seemed to actually be coming from the rear passenger tire (teaches me not to investigate it more in detail before). Last night took a different friend out to actually video it this time (happens to be a church lot as well different church, hah)
Anyone know what the problem might be, possible solutions, and ballpark on price? I haven't the slightest clue as ive never dealt with working on trucks and can only hear it when i break slightly.. Here it is
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Saved up for a year to do that, when i went in was told everything was perfect from 3 different shops. Sounds like someone was trying to pocket money off me or some how god sent the repair god my way.
Reason i was so easy going on believing this was because of my tire wear and the sound i heard from my truck. Felt the sound was from the front so it was easier to believe.
Before my life got my rotors sanded, they said that was the problem. I didn't realize they were so cheap to replace yourself, so figured sanding would be fine for now.
Felt sound was quieter but its just as loud as it was. When get the tires installed they said my old tires were mounted poorly. Makes sense now to the tire wear.
Also took a friend out with me one night to a church parking lot and we found the sound seemed to actually be coming from the rear passenger tire (teaches me not to investigate it more in detail before). Last night took a different friend out to actually video it this time (happens to be a church lot as well different church, hah)
Anyone know what the problem might be, possible solutions, and ballpark on price? I haven't the slightest clue as ive never dealt with working on trucks and can only hear it when i break slightly.. Here it is
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the tire shop who said your tire were mounted poorly did they say what made them say that loose lug nuts , balance ?????? that statement just doesn't any sense. if it was a wear problem then you might have a front end problem it sure sounds like something is crying out to be lubed.
Sounds like the leaf springs are either coming loose or need lubed. See if it makes the noise when you stand on the bumper and make the *** bounce
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Sorry on delayed response, broke the charger on the laptop but all is good now.
I will test the jumping on the tail gate when the truck isnt moving..
He mentioned the tires weren't balanced properly and something else with that. Nothing on the truck though.
if these are the cases what do you need to do to find out
I will research on this and try to see if the solutions do work
As its driving as well or just at standstill?
Originally Posted by jetech00001
the tire shop who said your tire were mounted poorly did they say what made them say that loose lug nuts , balance ?????? that statement just doesn't any sense. if it was a wear problem then you might have a front end problem it sure sounds like something is crying out to be lubed.
Originally Posted by sam1947
A cracked wheel or egg-shaped lug nut holes will make that sort of noise (rotational), also possible issue with the E-brake on that disk ??
Originally Posted by Patman03SprCrw
leaf springs creaking noise, clean them up and deep creep on them, search for the same fix on the 04-08 trucks
Originally Posted by IR0NS1N
Sounds like the leaf springs are either coming loose or need lubed. See if it makes the noise when you stand on the bumper and make the *** bounce
just got on the bumper started jumping up and down and didnt hear much.. if anything. Got above where my rear tires are and jumped on left side first.. i heard a squeeky sound.. bounced on the right side and heard the squeeky / other sound u get from the video.. Is that implying the leaf springs?