Noises

[JP98]

Wow... Those bushings are TOAST! I'd replace those things ASAP. I'd be willing to bet that could be the source of your noise right there.

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[etc1006]

Yeah, I kinda figured that... Thats not in the plan right away with school. I guess lasting almost 190k is pretty good, LOL. I'm pretty sure Dad couldn't hear the noises... I was looking around, from what I see, it's cheaper just to buy the arms complete instead of messing around popping and pressing bushings?

 

[JP98]

Yeah, I kinda figured that... Thats not in the plan right away with school. I guess lasting almost 190k is pretty good, LOL. I'm pretty sure Dad couldn't hear the noises... I was looking around, from what I see, it's cheaper just to buy the arms complete instead of messing around popping and pressing bushings?

If you are staying stock then you are right. It's not a hard swap at all. Replace the uppers also.

 

[etc1006]

Gotcha! Thanks!

 

[Chris]

I guess lasting almost 190k is pretty good, LOL.

Ummm... YEAH! If they lasted 190k, I'd say you got more than the expected life out of them.

 

[etc1006]

I looked over most of it. Boots on front steering are split in most spots too. I guess it's time to shop.


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[JP98]

I looked over most of it. Boots on front steering are split in most spots too. I guess it's time to shop.

The Jeep has gone a long way on the bushings that it was born with but with a little time and elbow grease all will be right again.

 

[etc1006]

That it will!!


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[etc1006]

I'm guessing that this kit would suit my needs.

http://www.quadratec.com/products/56005_0110_07.htm

Actually, I think it's cheaper at 4WD hardware for all the parts, average of $20 per arm...

 

[JP98]

I'm guessing that this kit would suit my needs.

http://www.quadratec.com/products/56005_0110_07.htm

Actually, I think it's cheaper at 4WD hardware for all the parts, average of $20 per arm...

That should do it.