Symptoms of Bad Tie Rods | MOOG Parts
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Used every time you steer your vehicle, tie rods are susceptible to damage. Normal wear and tear can cause a tie rod to break down, but driving hazards like poor road conditions, potholes and accidents can also cause tie rod damage or failure. To learn the signs of failing tie rods, join MOOG Senior Engineering Lab Technician, Steve Schmitt, as he explains what symptoms you should look out for. Once you know the signs of a bad tie rod, you’ll know when to have your vehicle checked by your trusted technician. Count on MOOG to help you get your steering & suspension repair done right.
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Clunking while over bumps or holes. Also, creaking when turning. Mine also had outer tire edge.
My 95 Civic has quite a bit of play on the steering wheel while driving. At speed beyond 85, the wheel shakes. Car has recently replaced tries so it should be balanced. The rack was replaced 5 years ago with a reman. your thoughts on what I should check to find the culprit? thank you!
Warped rotors even the slightest could cause bad wobble and shake on higher speeds I would look at that forst
Yeah had warped rotors but they would also effect braking. And I feel that happens only when you brake. When driving it completely fine. Could be wheel bearings as well.@@zzpeepeepoopoo88
@@zzpeepeepoopoo88 only rotors when braking. When acceleration it is a bad alignment which should be done every 3-6 months
How about a clunking sound when hitting pot holes?
Want to know this as well
@@juanmolina9815ball joints
Ball joints
Check your strut mounts first by bouncing car or rocking. See if the top of the strut nut moves around in the rubber. After check the condition of tie rod ends, control arm rubber, ball joints, and sway bar links. The front strut mounts are most likely the problem if you been hitting pot holes and is easy to check just lift up hood.
@@juanmolina9815loose tie rods. mine were loose when checked, making low clunking sounds on my 00 camry while hitting potholes
😢😢 Exactly my car
I have all the symptoms can I get estimates from shops before deciding for them to do works😮
I love my 2000 306 Convertible but its not without grief. I need a new track rod end and new front tyres balancing. Virtually impossible though as nobody does centreless wheel balancing anymore. I get loads of nice comments on my car. It's in great condition and Ii ook good in it