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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Focus / June 2005

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could I have broken front springs??  Crunching and popping noises coming from front end

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focusowner23 - 31 May 2005 15:41 GMT
I have noticed strange noises coming from the front end of my 2001 Ford
Focux SE for about a year now.  After reading some of the other topics
posted about front spring breaks I am hoping this is the case since it
seems Ford will have to foot the bill for this problem.  I notice a
"crunchy" noise coming from the front end when I go over speed bumps and
also notice popping noises when turning the vehicle at slower speeds.  I
initially worried about tie rod or CV joint problems.  What do you all
think?
Frog Legs - 01 Jun 2005 04:52 GMT
My 2002 Focus wagon started doing the same thing this week! Haven't
had time to take it to the shop yet. Check out the message tread:

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/alt.autos.ford.focus/browse_thread/thread/c6
81aa2cff39dde0/e8558ee1384b29fb?q=%22ford+focus%22+crunchy+noise+front+end&rnum=
1&hl=en#e8558ee1384b29fb


>I have noticed strange noises coming from the front end of my 2001 Ford
>Focux SE for about a year now.  After reading some of the other topics
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>initially worried about tie rod or CV joint problems.  What do you all
>think?
 
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