First ball joint I have ever had fail and the only vehicle I ever replaced them on before was my 96 Chevy K1500
I have trailcam pictures with bucks fighting but the rut is a couple weeks away. Not sure if I am going hunting this year but I did shoot my 308 a month ago and hit a water bottle at...
Went for a drive this morning and when I pulled in my driveway I heard a bang and an awful grinding noise. Somehow sheared the left front lower ball joint off. I hope the passenger side can wait until Saturday even though they didn't make any popping noise on bumps. I am really glad that it...
It wouldn't surprise me if you have a small crack in the radiator. I replaced mine last year after the crack expanded enough that I could find the leak
There wasn't any whine to this one. Two of the bearing on the front u joint were dry. Two years ago I replaced the rear u joint as that was causing a weird chirp, actually sounded like a tree frog
It sure did. I probably put close to 80 miles on since I changed them. I read some posts that fixed the rumble with a new torque converter but my rumble would happen even with the trans in neutral at 40-50 mph
Put new rubbers on the 06 Renegade, Firestone Winterforce2 UV. Just the normal 225 size, they are so quiet I can hear all the voices in my head. The dynapros were louder than I thought after almost 4 years
I had a noise that I thought that came from the front drivers tire on my KJ that sounded like a tree frog or baby raccoon. It ended up being a bad rear u joint. There wasn't any play in the joint but the bearings were dry
Pull the A/C relay, I did it for a few years because I wanted hot air for defrost when it was below 0F, but it is good to circulate the freon even in cold weather to keep the seals good. I also installed a remote start on my 2006 3 years ago so it was warmed up good
Does the key in ignition ping sound when you open a door when the key isn't in? That wouldn't prevent the auto lock though. Likely something wrong with whatever controls the locks, BCM?
It might be the natural expansion of water as it is heated and that is the purpose of that tank. I helped people install outdoor woodburners years ago and the models that didn't have an expansion tank would have water pouring out on the top as the wood heated the water up. Water expands about...
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