Any Mechanics?
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Joe Hell like most professions a good mechanic is worth their weight in gold. Two of my brother in-laws and father in-law are mechanics and own their own places, the good ones stay busy the mediocre not so much.
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Joe Hell The new bronco look amazing. The new Blazer on the other hand…I just want to know why they would do that?!
Jonathon I’ll bet you money that is is the wheel bearing. Just changed one on my 06 tundra. It did everything you just described.
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cdavis THank you! I will look into that, why I love this community
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shoprat53 Saw this elsewhere but just to close all loops yes you can but you’ll probably want to use about 15-20% more seasoning per lb of meat for snack sticks than you would for sausage.
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Have you checked your wheel bearing? Jack up the wheel under the lower control arm and wiggle the wheel and feel for play, then slowly turn the wheel in circles and feel for any rough spots. But some times bad wheel bearings only act up under pressure, like truck weight on them or during turning. Just something to try. Hope this helps.
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I have a VERY well used Toyota Tundra V8 4 wheel drive beater truck that I bought a few years ago. I have a weird noise coming from the driverside wheel well and I already had the CV joint and sleeve replaced so it is not that. My Mechanic (who I do trust) said he thinks it is something with the caliper locking and the brakes are a bit spongy as well. Wants $500 to fix but that might NOT be the issue. It seems to happen more when I am turning, or even just going around a corner to the right-hand side. I’m fine replacing thermocouples and belts and things like this but I have never messed with brakes before. I would gladly pay the $500 if I knew it would fix it but it seems more like this is just a guess. Any thoughts?
Jonathon Ever determined what the problem was?
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Chef Nope and I’d have to replace a master cylinder to get rid of the sponginess of the brakes which Im just not doing. I drive 8 miles a day, 2 to work and back twice a day and thats about it so I’ll just deal with it unless it continues to get worse, which I am sure it will!
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Chef Nope and I’d have to replace a master cylinder to get rid of the sponginess of the brakes which Im just not doing. I drive 8 miles a day, 2 to work and back twice a day and thats about it so I’ll just deal with it unless it continues to get worse, which I am sure it will!
Jonathon I understand My truck is a 1998 Ram 2500. I’m just going to drive it until it dies.
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I have a VERY well used Toyota Tundra V8 4 wheel drive beater truck that I bought a few years ago. I have a weird noise coming from the driverside wheel well and I already had the CV joint and sleeve replaced so it is not that. My Mechanic (who I do trust) said he thinks it is something with the caliper locking and the brakes are a bit spongy as well. Wants $500 to fix but that might NOT be the issue. It seems to happen more when I am turning, or even just going around a corner to the right-hand side. I’m fine replacing thermocouples and belts and things like this but I have never messed with brakes before. I would gladly pay the $500 if I knew it would fix it but it seems more like this is just a guess. Any thoughts?
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If you are getting your noise while turning, I would look at wheel bearings. As you turn you are shifting the weight of the vehicle more to one side. If you are turning right and get a noise, suspect the left wheel bearing.
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archhaymaker Thats gotta be what it is, someone else mentioned that earlier. I MIGHT actually have some time this weekend to look into it! Seriously, I question how people with kids get anything done, I don’t have kids but am always strapped for time to get anything I want to do done! The older I get the more I realize that money isn’t as good for buying things as it is for having people do things for you to save you time!
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archhaymaker Thats gotta be what it is, someone else mentioned that earlier. I MIGHT actually have some time this weekend to look into it! Seriously, I question how people with kids get anything done, I don’t have kids but am always strapped for time to get anything I want to do done! The older I get the more I realize that money isn’t as good for buying things as it is for having people do things for you to save you time!
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archhaymaker lol yeah, I designed my life to be simple, its my wife and I with no kids. Then we got a rescue pitbull mastiff who developed anxiety issues, then my job got more serious then we got a 180 lb mastiff and my job got more and more serious and she is a chemical engineer who is going for her MBA so for the last 1.5 years I’ve not only been working harder and harder (and trust me, I am NOT complaining, I am the luckiest person I know with this job) and I am now suzie homemaker too since my wife just flat out doesn’t have the time. Whatever though, we have our health, each other and good jobs!
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Denny Just had the tired replaced and I had the bearing checked and it is still happening. Ghosts?
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Denny Just had the tired replaced and I had the bearing checked and it is still happening. Ghosts?
Jonathon Could be a bad C/V joint as well
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johnsbrewhouse Well, it is starting to happen when I am driving in a straight line as well. Not as bad but I can hear it. I removed part of a wheel well covering that had fallen and was hanging, I was really hoping it was something stupid and easy. Oh well, if I ever figure it out you can be sure I will let everyone know!
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jonathon have you tried jacking up each front wheel and spinning it then place your your hands at 3 & 9 then push back and forth then at 12 and 6 then observe any play then have your wife work the steering back and forth while you look for any play in the connecting joints this will tell much and then pass it on to your mechanic or parts store and they can narrow it down from there
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craigrice I have not done this but I will be doing it now, thanks for the advice! I did replace the CV joint on that side about 18 months ago.
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