Loud popping noise while turning..
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Loud popping noise while turning..
I have a 08 with a 6 inch lift and I hear a loud popping noise when I turn sharp and it throws my alignment off sometimes, anyone know what causes this?
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Larger tires will make the front end wear faster. Hope this helps
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Originally Posted by selms501
Can you give some more info?? Tire size, mileage, etc? That would help us find you a solution to your problem. The first place I would start looking is in the front end. Step #1 being the ball joints. You can search and find an easy way to check and see if they are worn.
Larger tires will make the front end wear faster. Hope this helps
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Your 6 inch lift is doing this! Sounds like one of the many problems that occur along with the perverbial "death wobble" with lifts over 3 inches.
I'd get it to a good suspension shop and have it all checked out.
I'd get it to a good suspension shop and have it all checked out.
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Originally Posted by Bucko
Your 6 inch lift is doing this! Sounds like one of the many problems that occur along with the perverbial "death wobble" with lifts over 3 inches.
I'd get it to a good suspension shop and have it all checked out.
I'd get it to a good suspension shop and have it all checked out.
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death wobble is caused by worn out steering or suspension components, not a lift kit.
a loud popping noise in 4x4 can be your CV shafts, front drive shaft, transfer case, diff, loose parts on the lift...
in 2wd since nothing in the front end turns (4wd system) it can be loose/worn out parts..
Last edited by schissler; 07-27-2011 at 10:31 AM.
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death wobble happens on stock dodges all the time, it is exactly as stated above, its worn out suspension and steering parts, usually a dual steering dampner will elimate death wobble