2012 escape front end noise
low speed front end noise driving on gravel or bad pavement. sway links, struts, and control arms have been replaced. ideas?
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Where does the noise sound loudest, Right or left front?
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left (driver’s side)
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Could be a brake pad rattling. See if the noise goes away as you apply the brakes.
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When you apply the brakes , does the noise change any?
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No change. I forgot to list that the pads and rotors are new also. 30 mph or faster on rough road , no noise or feel. Just when driving slowly on rough or gravel road the front feels and sounds like it's falling apart
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Silly question, are you sure the lugnuts are tight? Was the noise the reason you replaced those parts? If good, you need to have a helper assist you and inspect the front end for any loose or worn parts or have a technician do it. Noises are difficult to diagnose on a forum. There are many other items such as inner and outer tie rods, ball joint, upper strut mount. We would be guessing without doing a hands on inspection.
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To keep offering possibilities is not going to help much.
A good starting point would be to get the vehicle upon a lift and look for something loose or worn. Was the noise present before the brake work was done ? |
Yes the lugs are tight. Not a sill question. Been to the Ford dealer on multiple occasions. 120,000 miles btw.
Thanks for the considerations. |
Yes, the noise was there before any work. First the sway links were replaced. Then the control arms. Then the struts. finally the pads and rotors. still noise.
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