I would be checking the axle end U or CV joints. You can check them for
slop and jack up the front, turn the wheel to the side, then try hand
spinning the wheel to feel for grab or noise.
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bowgus - 05 Dec 2006 00:35 GMT
> I would be checking the axle end U or CV joints. You can check them for
> slop and jack up the front, turn the wheel to the side, then try hand
> spinning the wheel to feel for grab or noise.
Would dry u-joints be noisy? If so, maybe eyeball all the u-joints for
grease ... or lack thereof. I say this because I've had u-joints get
noisy all right, but on one side or the other, not both sides at the
same time. And dry u-joints might not yet be so worn as to have
noticeable slack in them ... yet.