Bushings need to be replaced

[AutoMechanic]

Sometimes I thought I am half decent figuring out computers, just got my first smart phone this year and it is just not like using a desktop/laptop, but now I am at a state I am fighting it. This afternoon, I got a recording, but yet I cannot attach the file here. Err.

Yeah it can be hard I think you have to use the paper clip looking tool in the text box for it.

 

[NH73]

Yeah it can be hard I think you have to use the paper clip looking tool in the text box for it.

I have did that. The file that I want to attach is whited out. Can’t attach it. Assume that it is format incompatibility issues.

 

[AutoMechanic]

I have did that. The file that I want to attach is whited out. Can’t attach it. Assume that it is format incompatibility issues.

Possibly you maybe able to PM one of the admins or mods to ask for help

 

[NH73]

I found this video and I will say, the noice seems similar to this video.

 

[AutoMechanic]

Wow well it maybe that then.

 

[NH73]

Wow well it maybe that then.

Well, maybe not. Right house, wrong room is how you explain that. The rear differential got torn apart yesterday. Here it was a carrier bearing in the differential going bad.

 

[AutoMechanic]

Dang that is crazy.

 

[DallasTexas]

Wife's 2014 Sienna with 44k miles; purchased new, rear tires were cupping and shocks were good and found out both of them Control Arm Bushing getting chewed out. Now have to replace the bushings and tires. Bushings are dealer items + labor as they have to be pressed in. Very disappointed, especially the way my wife drives which is very gingerly.

 

[wolfox03SS]

+1 on swapping stabilizer bar end links and the bushings at same time if they give out.. I give them a little schmear of silicone caliper pin grease to keep them quiet before installing. As you already know, it's a two can of beer job, taking your time.

+1 too on the Energy suspension or Moog "Problem Solver" series. At least for my rig, the problem Solver parts are a factory upgrade. I bought Moog bits when my end links rotted out. The factory original links were long bolts through a center tube of plastic. Everything was rust siezed together. Nothing a Sawzall couldn't fix. *cut-plink-out* done.

Still sitting on my lower ball joints... Seems every time I get to them, weather is for crap or someone's gotta borrow my only other functioning vehicle.

Point being, the problem Solver stuff is quite good and Hecho en E.U.A. ^.^