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Frontend Links - fastfocusgigi - 03-15-2006 frontend links does it make a knocking noise when you take off :( front left wheel Frontend Links - ANTHONYD - 03-15-2006 Either a strut bearing, shot strut, broken front spring, or engine mount. Frontend Links - fastfocusgigi - 03-15-2006 ANTHONYD,Mar 14 2006, 04:53 PM Wrote:Either a strut bearing, shot strut, broken front spring, or engine mount. how can i find out Frontend Links - ANTHONYD - 03-15-2006 drive it into the dealer and discribe the problem. Frontend Links - Honkeytonk Monkey - 03-16-2006 fastfocusgigi,Mar 14 2006, 11:45 PM Wrote:frontend links Quick and easy ways to determine the problem. 1)Drive in a quck left-right zigzag. If you hear knocking, endlinks. 2)Reach in behind your wheel and grab the endlink, it's easy to find. If you can move it at all, it needs replacing. It should be done anyways, so head to canadian tire and buy thier end links. they are about 10X as good as the stock ones or what Ford will sell you. They will likely last longer than your Focus. Frontend Links - fastfocusgigi - 03-21-2006 whent to my mecanic yes it is the end links :( you guys know what kind/where i should buy. Frontend Links - residentdud - 03-21-2006 aren't links...links? Frontend Links - nass - 03-21-2006 buy some roush or saleen front end links. They are the exact same thing as the OEM ones but they have a logo on it and they come in a box with has a big logo on it. Seriously performance is all in the name. But no I have been told that OEM replacements ( not the ones form your dealer ) are better than the ones your dealer will install for you. Frontend Links - ANTHONYD - 03-22-2006 Are these easy to replace / cheap? Frontend Links - Honkeytonk Monkey - 03-22-2006 fastfocusgigi,Mar 21 2006, 01:52 AM Wrote:whent to my mecanic Head to a Canadian Tire. They sell them for $16 a piece. They are tubular steel with welded ends. The ends have a boot on them with snap rings and are filled with grease. They are very very high quality, will easily outlast the car itself. I bought a pair for Malibloo before I decided to mate the car with a lightpost. I'll be buying another pair for Jason's (ZX3TUNR) car not too long after I pick it up from him as a preventative measure. Frontend Links - ZX5focused - 03-23-2006 do not put the ones the dealer gives you, go somewhere else!!! i had one replaced with one from the dealer and it didnt last 60 days. it got so bad that it screwed up the other one too. i had to replace both after that. |