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2005 magnum dodge I have a noise in the front at ...

2005 magnum dodge I have a noise in the front at low speed when i ride over a bumpy road. I have replaced the inner and outer tie rods which I was told that was the problem, did not work, then I was told it was my lateral links (strut) replaced left and right, I still have the noise. Sounds and feels like my tires will fall off. Any suggestions would be appreciated

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Posted 2009-10-02T01:19:19Z
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Dan

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Possibly: upper or lower ball joints, sway bar links, sway bar mount bushings, upper strut mounts, loose subframe mounting bolts, weak or worn struts, broken coil spring. Hope this helps.

Posted 2009-10-07T03:27:18Z

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