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prple-gaseatr
Dodge Dakota
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12/05/2006
11:24:53
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 Subject: sway bar links 99 r/t cc
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Hey has anyone ever had their sway bar links go bad on a cc r/t? mine is a 99 with 67000 miles on it. it feels sloppy in the front and when the wheel is turned both ways, it gets a popping noise. i had it to the dealer to check out the front end, and thew stated everything passes inspection...just wondering thanks for any info
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TexasTodd
Dodge Dakota
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12/05/2006
15:02:08
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Ball Joints possibly?
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Over the Hill
Dodge Dakota
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12/05/2006
19:33:01
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Sounds like ball joints to me, too. Had to have the right one changed on my 2000 R/T at 15K miles. Had a popping sound when I turned left.
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prple-gaseatr
Dodge Dakota
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12/06/2006
09:47:26
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i had them (balljoints) replaced last inspection, still made the noise, had it in for another look, i had them re-check the ball joints again, they said everything was ok, and of course they couldnt hear the noise! the dealership is pretty good where i go,i never had any probs. but this is just driving me nuts! thanks for your input, if anyone else has had a similar problem, please share
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boomer
Dodge Dakota
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12/06/2006
10:10:26
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i think this is a common problem with the cluning sound. I replaced everything up front (balljoints, swaybar end links, swaybar bushings, tierod ends, shocks) and I still have a clunk here and there. I think I heard on one of these posts that the body mounts can make that noise when you turn. not sure how true this is but thats what I heard. the only thing I thought it could possibly be is control arm bushings but I don't see why they would make that noise.
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prple-gaseatr
Dodge Dakota
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12/06/2006
10:51:53
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i often thought that too, mine are all cracked, i think it might be due to the pph headers being close with the heat drying them out,...i dont know, ive been slacking on maintenence due to the purchase of a house. thanks man
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