Still searching for my clunking noise.....my rear stabilizer bar end links both have a similar amount of movement in them when I grab them and push back and forth. Should they move at all or are they moving because the bar is so skinny?
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There's no noticeable play in the end links. How many miles on your Expy ? The rear lower ball joint "bushings" will clunk when they get old and get soft. Does it happen all the time? Or just in turns? Also, a nice upgrade for the Expy's handling is available by replacing the stock rear sway bar with a heavy duty Belltech unit. They're fairly inexpensive and really tighten up the turn lean on the Expy.
Belltech 5550 Rear Sway Bar on the Expy ....
Belltech vs. Stock Rear Sway Bar size comparison .....
Rear Ball Joint Bushings on Expy ....
167k miles on the expy. I hear it 95% in turns or if I turn the wheel back and forth. Only hear it at low speed. So, I assuming the Belltech website inadvertently left out the '06 model from the fitment guide?There's no noticeable play in the end links. How many miles on your Expy ? The rear lower ball joint "bushings" will clunk when they get old and get soft. Does it happen all the time? Or just in turns? Also, a nice upgrade for the Expy's handling is available by replacing the stock rear sway bar with a heavy duty Belltech unit. They're fairly inexpensive and really tighten up the turn lean on the Expy.
Belltech 5550 Rear Sway Bar on the Expy ....
Belltech vs. Stock Rear Sway Bar size comparison .....
Rear Ball Joint Bushings on Expy ....
Do you know what the part number is for that lower bushing? It's the rear lower "knuckle bushing"?There's no noticeable play in the end links. How many miles on your Expy ? The rear lower ball joint "bushings" will clunk when they get old and get soft. Does it happen all the time? Or just in turns? Also, a nice upgrade for the Expy's handling is available by replacing the stock rear sway bar with a heavy duty Belltech unit. They're fairly inexpensive and really tighten up the turn lean on the Expy.
Belltech 5550 Rear Sway Bar on the Expy ....
Belltech vs. Stock Rear Sway Bar size comparison .....
Rear Ball Joint Bushings on Expy ....
also take off you front wheels and look at the control arm bushings.167k miles on the expy. I hear it 95% in turns or if I turn the wheel back and forth. Only hear it at low speed. So, I assuming the Belltech website inadvertently left out the '06 model from the fitment guide?
https://www.belltech.com/products/b...3-05-ford-expedition-1-rear-swaybar-5550.html
I used to think it was coming from the front, but after sitting in the third row while someone else drove, it's definitely coming from the rear.also take off you front wheels and look at the control arm bushings.