Car or truck wheel is making a thumping noise. Quickly diagnose suspension or tie rod trouble.
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Are you hearing a thumping noise from your car or truck wheel? You can quickly figure out what is causing the noise if you watch this video! Andy shows you how to focus in on a front wheel noise to find out where it's coming from, and what's causing it! This time, the clunky thumping is coming from a loose tie rod. Tie rods have joints that can get loose as they wear out. Loose joints have play, which allows the front wheels to wander or wobble, and the metal parts of the loose joints will clunk when they move. This video shows you how to easily find and fix your thumping problem!
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0:00 Car or truck wheel is making a thumping noise. Quickly diagnose suspension or tie rod trouble.
0:25 Zeroing in on the location the noise is coming from
2:03 Inspecting the inner and outer tie rods
4:32 Typical steering rack tie rod replacement procedure
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When I go over a hill (one you can almost catch air going 60 mph) I hear a clunk on the drivers front as the truck (2005 f150 4x4) crests the hill. I had upper control arms, 4x4 actuator replaced by a mechanic before this.
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What brand is the Torque Wrench? ...and part number may be?
I rarely comment, but this absolutely deserves a great comment. Thank you for the clear explanation and camera view. You build the confidence for me people like me who is a complete novice to challenge this work in a DIY situation.
The camera person did a great job on filming this video. Good lighting, great sharpness, and zoom close enough for the details.
A good clear explanation with demonstration on how to replace both inner and outer tie rod ends. Thank you.
These videos are so clear and full of great tips that they make me feel super confident to tackle the problem myself.
Nice to see Andy uses the TLAR (that looks about right) method that most of us non-pros have been using because of the lack of specialized tools in the tool box. Thanks guys! Dave J
Man that camera shot in the beginning is a great idea! It makes it easier for people with not much technical knowledge understand.
problem is this is not really a diagnose because it is OBVIOUSLY knocking and easy to spot, problem starts when everything feels and looks tight but car is thumping , then real Diagnose starts
I like when this guy demonstrates, he's def. my favorite of the team
Andy's gotten very much better at it.
Sue is my favourite.
Frankly, though, they are all great at it. (Sue, Len and Andy).
I like your tutorial videos because not everyone has the tools for everything and you have to manage very well👍
This is really cool. I've had what I would describe as a knocking sound for the last 2 years in my car and no one could tell me what it was. I'm so glad I found this video because I just noticed a few days ago that my tire moves exactly how his did in the start of the video. I'm super excited it's not something way worse. The best person to fix things is yourself. So glad I found this video!!! I replaced my cv joint hoping that was it and it didn't go away. Now I'm fairly confident it's the tire rod end
Dude the production value of these videos is super impressive. Oh and they're helpful too
Watched a few of these, they’ve been great. Also got this to do on my Edge Sport. Intermittent clack coming from front going over sharp humps. Jacked it, checked it, inner tie rod.
Nice one, Andy.
Thanks.
Clear and precise.
Great video just in time for me. I feel blessed to have run across this video today.
Thread count was some thing new to me. Good job.
Great, thorough tutorial. Thanks. Don't forget the locking pin on the inner tie rod. It goes thru a little hole on the nut. We saw it break off the old one when he took it off.
Excellent tutorial.
Gold material here. Thanks for the great video!
Great job explaining this repair
Great Video...nice and smooth. Hope all is good.
Great video, so detailed. Thanks!
Rocco from the Bronx very good video. Excellent well done great job like the way you explain things to the tea.
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Great videos as usual! Thanks!
Excellent job you are a legend
Great info and demo!
Great teacher. Thank you very much!
Always nice to see another example of a clearly bad part.
Great video, keep them coming!!
Just what I needed, thanks!
Awesome information & tutorial 😊😊😊😊😊
Interesting timing my mechanic told me I needed new tie rods almost two weeks ago. We're now planning to get them replaced. Definitely been hearing thumping noise.
This is a great resource.
Great help Oct 16, 2022 and I saw mine is torn so I'm using this video for help guide
Perfect video. Thanks!
Your vids are the best. Now, if only I had a shop with a lift......
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Great job 👏
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Great videos
Do you guys have any videos about panel removal/repair/replacement curious and thankfully don’t need to fix and panels atm but would like a video example
I never fix totalled Fenders... But if I hear a noise in the suspension.. I always get right on it.
Thank you sir
I have that same torque wrench. Its good but i hate that it doesnt reverse. Especially since a lot of lug nuts these days are those crappy 2 piece ones that swell so it can be a PITA to get the sockets off sometimes
Protip for the boot if it's too tight or hard to get on. Fold it around the edge and unfold it onto the rack before ziptying. Make sure it's seated correctly first of course.
Thank you
Excellent video. I get a popping noise when turning either way. My wheel also shakes from side to side which suggest inner & outer tie rod on both sides. But the noise sounds like it is coming from my rack. My guess I need to change out the Rack & pinion. I've changed out the upper ball joints.
I used to cycle, racing bike. When the bearings in the headset of the handlebars got worn you can feel a kicking and bumping - the feeling through the steering from tie rod ball joint wear feels almost the same to me.
How do you narrow it down from tie rod vs wheel bearing?
Thank you 😀😀
0:29 my first thought : "that'll buff right out"
Nice job and well explained, where did you get your Torque Wrench? And for how much?
Goto Harbor Freight for these. They are around $40 and last a long time. I've had mine for about 8 years.
This should be idea for training video in a school!
On some cars there is a locking washer that prevents the inner tie rod from coming loose. Either way, I would still use lock tite.
15:42 like earned for that cotter pin handling
Will the zip tie for the boot last a long time?
What kind of camera did you use to record inside the wheel well?
How about Wheel Bearing issues? How do yiu find out its the hub bearing
How to change chervolet spark front wheel struds.... Can you upload the video for the same
I alway appreciate you guys doing this for us DIY people lol.
I have a question. I drive a Chevy cobalt 2008 and Its a really good car but lately everything time I break my Steering wheel start to shake viciously. I had the rotator changed a couple months ago. I'm still feeling that vibration. Any Idea what it can be?
Could be the control arm bushings.
Wheel bearings , or stabilizer rods, probably wheel bearings
Cheap fix your self use thick grease. Oh yes replace them if it is it. Do check ball joints too.
I'd say either one of your calipers are going bad or wheel bearings. Make sure you replace both sides even if one side is bad.
It's good to see Matthew Lillard getting work these days
I have a 02 Pontiac firebird I put my outer tie rod on exactly as you did, but when I put the tires back on & tried too drive, I noticed a humping feeling so I backed my car back in the driveway, what could be the problem Now?? SCR.
My lower control arm looks just like that one (I have a Pontiac G6). I hear a pop from the front end when I accelerate from a stop. I've replaced all the brake, steering and suspension parts. All that's left is the rack and possibly a motor mount.
I have a 2004 Pontiac Aztek and I just recently replaced all the front suspension including the axles, wheel bearings, brake system, inner and outter tie rods, struts, upper and lower control arms. I also replaced the rear springs. This fixed all noises and gave me the stock height back as well. Nothing like a new suspension.
All I need is a lift in my driveway.
Could the thumping noise also come from the cv axle where the protector is ripped and there isn't much grease in there ?
Andy, Great video Bro 😉. Is it safe to drive with a worn outer tie rod ball joint (up and down movement in the ball joint) and growling wheel bearing on the same side wheel until I can afford to get them replaced? Thanks, Mike
Bro, forget the tie rod, you totaled your truck
Some inner tie rods actually have a pin you have to remove before you can take the tie rod off
I need help replacing door check to the rear suicide door of my 2007 FJ cruiser?? Any help is appreciated. I can't find a video anywhere 😕
From a stop to start clank. Sounds from my recent brake work. I had trouble but I was sure I checked things ...I have a feeling I need to also change the axle again. Am really tired of fixing myself. When I tried a professional I am not getting the help I need
I have same problem with my focus mk2 but my mechaning says its the steering rack not tie roads but its expensice to change not worth it should i replace the tie roads ??
The ball joint that you guys sale need to be greased?
I have a 2014 Dodge ram 1500 I drove it to work one morning power steering is fine got in it at lunch and I had no power steering turn the wheels and it was real hard any tips on what I might need to do to my rack and pinion or whatever it may be
I had a Ford that was making a thumping noise checked everything nothing was loose I find out later I had a broken spring on my strut when it broke you couldn't tell it made the spring shorter so when you went over bumps
Hey, it is a great idea to give the TORQUE SPECS INFO. Good video still.
How does the inner tie rod cause your truck to shake in the steering wheel at high speeds ....?
Just recently changed out both inner and outer and it started vibrating at high speeds, tire are balanced. It makes rapid repetitive shake, almost feels like I have a flat tire ..
Any advice on what to do would be appreciated.
Would a bad tie rod clunk only when turning one direction, like left?
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Had the same problem with lower control arm . Also replaced front hub bearing assemblies and a non working caliper. Eo much quieter with new bearings. Don't need yo 6urn stereo to 25 to drown out noise. Love your videos. Changing window regulators next.
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Maybe a stupid question but whats the difference between a tie rod and a drive shaft?
Not stupid at all. If you don’t know then you don’t know. Tie rod is what help steer your vehicle. Driveshaft is what help make the vehicle go. It’s inserted into your transmission, and from your transmission to your rear end/axles
I see that your torqueing the lug nuts, but you never said what foot lbs you are torqueing too???😊
Can u show how steering rack sound when in bad shape?
if i twist my tie rod left to right, i hear a knocking noise from the inner tie rod where the ball joint is, is that normal?
The wheels on my 2001 Honda Accord stick out about an inch too far. This causes premature wear and tear on the tie rod bushings. I change them regularly so they don't come apart or thump. Parts are cheap too. The rims ARE kool though.
Your paying the price for looking cool. Me i change the tires to correct size, tires are costly.
I think my tire rod broke 2 days ago and you show me how to fix it
What ever happened to a book on your ride ? A manual that explains how to do ? Thats how i fix all my rides. Im self taught.
Ps if your tie rod broke you can't drive it there's no steering
Tie rods steer the wheels
@@joebuba7186 thanks brother I'm trying to self teach with help from you all
Surprised you guys didn't use an inner tie-rod removal tool or use one to torque it down with a proper torque wrench when re-installing.
Very pleased with the video but what is a "JAM or JAMED NUT ".
A "jam nut or a lock nut" locks down a threaded rod- usually with a wrench.
A second nut tightened onto the first nut locking the both in place. Also goes by buddy nut or pal nut
Really good clear video. Thank you
You guys sell repair manuals?
Grabbijg the wheel at 9 and 3 oclock can also give a little (like mayhe 1/8") because the steering rack has a little play. One person needs to shake all locations of wheel as another closely looks whats actuslly moving with a little play.
Why didn't you grease the shaft of the tie rod?
I brought a 2017 Chevy Trax from Enterprise Car rental in November 2022. I now have a thumping sound and it sounds like it's on the front passenger tire. It has not been a year in my possession. Can I take it back to the because this video looks expensive. 😅😮😂😮
should u do it both side when the other is gone
How do you actually place mount a gopro or mini camera inside wheel well, recording suspension while driving.
I want to know as well
It was making a terrible springing noise and i tightened the lugs😅 now it stopped for now yikes