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    Quote Originally Posted by 5pointSlo View Post
    Hahaha... At first u sounded serious
    You get a little swifter and you can keep up with the turbo-boys.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fordrules View Post
    It happens iwhen backing out of driveway and some bumps at slow speeds but not always.i have not checked but not a fan of balljoints and tie rod ends i cant grease.

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    All most believed you Rex.....lol
    You can verify my genius under the tire-pressure thread where no one else can figure out how to find a leak. I suggested soapy water.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RexReid View Post
    You can verify my genius under the tire-pressure thread where no one else can figure out how to find a leak. I suggested soapy water.
    that works I think that's the only thing you can do unless your tire is shredded then soapy water won't work

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ford Fan#1 View Post
    that works I think that's the only thing you can do unless your tire is shredded then soapy water won't work

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    Yes, the soapy water trick does not work on shredded tires because the surface area of air release becomes to large to actually create bubbles. I remember seeing that on Mythbusters. I think they are doing a new episode on tie-rod stretching:

    "Welcome to Mythbusters. There is a popular belief that tie rods actually stretch and we are going to test that theory. Remember, don't try this at home."


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    Will soapy water stop my tie rods from stretching?

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    [QUOTE="fordrules;65341"]Will soapy water stop my tie rods from stretching?[/QUOTE sorry about that it got onto a tire with a leak subject

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    Quote Originally Posted by fordrules View Post
    Will soapy water stop my tie rods from stretching?
    Yes and they never need any maintenance. The will keep the toe in, caster and camber all permanently aligned too.

    *Information in this post is to the best of my knowledge. Check with your mechanic.

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    That only works with OBD III compliant vehicles.
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    Finally found this noise.when wheel turned and reversing there is play in the joint where steering shaft attach to the steering box.now to get dealer a specific point of reference and fix it. Im assuming its a defective bushing pr bad design . As anyone else have this issue? And was it tesolved?

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    Quote Originally Posted by fordrules View Post
    Finally found this noise.when wheel turned and reversing there is play in the joint where steering shaft attach to the steering box.now to get dealer a specific point of reference and fix it. Im assuming its a defective bushing pr bad design . As anyone else have this issue? And was it tesolved?
    I havent

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