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GENEMCELYEA
GENEMCELYEA: 9 months ago

I have a 1998 ford explore an when you hit a bump it sounds like there is something loose in the suspension.but can not find the problem.

sounds like the problem could be in steering but everything is tight

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1sparky
1sparky: 9 months ago via iPhone

Look at the heat shields on the muffer and and lose exhaust parts

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GrandeChivo: 9 months ago
A broken hanger can make a lot of racket.
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RS_Wade
RS_Wade: 9 months ago

Check the spare tire in the trunk. If all of that is not secured, it can cause noises that sound like suspension problems.

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JoshuaBlalock
JoshuaBlalock: 9 months ago via Android

Busted shock!!

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tonymir
tonymir: 9 months ago via iPhone

Wheel well

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GrandeChivo
GrandeChivo: 9 months ago

I agree with Sparky.

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Coyote_Hunter
Coyote_Hunter: 9 months ago via iPhone

Sounds like bad shocks.

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alanlum
alanlum: 9 months ago via iPhone

Also check sway bar end links, a common problem.

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tsandefun
tsandefun: 9 months ago via iPhone

If it sounds like its coming from the floor board ck the radius arm bushings, the exhaust is run right beside them on pass side and melts the bushings and sounds like the frontend is coming apart.

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