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Idler pulley #2 was the culprit. I replaced idler pulley #1 also for good measure 😃

@@EasyFixShaun ok. I’ll listen to all of these again. I’m hoping it’s an easy fix.

Glad you liked it! Thank you 😀😀

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"Rust" is more PC 😂

@@EasyFixShaun perhaps, but sounds so mundane, plus who cares about the PC?

Sorry about that. Lots of info to get packed in and i rush things. My bad 😀

Yup good description!

Yup. 2 spark plugs does nothing 😂

Thank you for watching 😀

Thanks for watching 😀

Sorry about that. Good tips i appreciate it greatly. I am not super great at titles and thumbnails but i will revise this one 😀

Good tip. The rust on fuel lines prevents the end nuts from spinning sometimes and they will break the line. The trick is to just spin the filter instead 😀

Thanks for watching! Anytime buddy 😀

Hard to say. If you cant reproduce the noise to track it down easily you could start with the brakes and make sure everything is correct there?

Lol.. easy to reproduce since it seems to haopen nearly every time i take off from any prone position. Even on a smooth surface, it will do it. And i can feel it and hear it. It's usually between 3 and 4 cuh,cuh,cuhs, clank and thump mixed together. But car drives fine going thru gears . No problem.

Does it seem brake related? I would start there and pull it apart, spin by hand. Kinda verify that where you left off is all ok. If nrake work is all ok maybe a driveshaft ujoint or other driveline issue could be explored and checked? Thats the rear wheel drive high performance V8 right?

@EasyFixShaun yeah its the 6.0 GT Firehawk. They made a few 6.2 GXP Firehawks, but i didn't get that lucky.yes, it is a rear wheel, a competition brake package with big 6 piston brakes and 14in rotors. Performance suspension . And a couple more things are all done from the factory.

Sounds very nice! Any luck finding the problem?

Pretty bad huh!?

Thank you I am glad you enjoyed that part! 😃

Thank you 🤩

Glad to help 😀

Yes! Great tip. If you can attach it somehow that would work great! It might need to be about 10 feet long 😀

Very annoying! It is wild how loud they can be when loose.

Sorry to hear that. If you have isolated it to the wheel bearing that was replaced, maybe there is something wrong with the installation. I would triple check its the whee bearing, and if sure pull it apart and do some directive surgery to figure out what may have happened, and then go from there with repairs.

That is perfect mileage 😀😀😀

Excellent! No problem. Don't forget to shake and spin all the wheels. I am often surprised where the noise is coming from 👀😀

Awsome! No problem. Glad to help 😀😀

This happened to be a front Subaru Wheel Bearing Replacement 😃

Great tip! I have never tried that but I am sure some heat would help 😃

Thank you!!

Thank you!!! So glad i could help 😀😀

Wow! That would make a great video 😀

Thanks!! Wow I can believe parts are unavailable already for you axle. There might be several ways to deal with it. You could measure and piece it back together with parts that fit possibly. If it was my trailer I would just put new axles on it if the measurements work like these 3500's from amazon. Shipped right to your door. Bolt em on! Might be easier? 85" Dexter axles w/drums amzn.to/4bVxnN2 85" Rockwell axle Kit with springs amzn.to/3KuWCtL The Rockwell kit has no brakes but you can find the brakes you want and bolt on to them. There are lots of other parts like seals and bearings on amazon too if you go that route., I find measuring my stuff at home and shipping to my door easiest. *Any purchases from my amazon links or while on the website from those links, I make a small portion for the channel. 😃

Ok. Yes they can be hard to locate while driving many times. Did you have any luck with the handshake test? That will usually locate obviously bad ones 😃

This one was super easy. Others are not for sure😂

good tip! No grease needed. Torqued with very experienced fingers. A torque wrench would always be best though 😃

True. Good tip. I try to use OEM as often as possible. I have even felt like I was "rearranging the deck chairs on the titanic" when using aftermarket chassis components or sway bar links with grease fittings. They still fail in 6-24 months. They are often junk parts with a zerk fitting to make me feel better.. I swear the insides are made of balsa wood. 😂

Yes! Great description and question. You likely have a bad CV-Joint in one of your axles. Can you locate which corner of your vehicle it is coming from?

"its just nuts and bolts" 😃

Stethoscope

Glad I could help! Here is the new version for extra insights on links and bushings if you need it. Fun to watch too 😃 czcams.com/video/0S8JBe_jn6g/video.html

Yup! Watch the video closely. It's a weird concept to grasp even for me! As long as you have a rubber cogged belt and there is room for the special tool to pass cleanly around the pulley in the desired direction..... you should be able to move the timing without removing the belt or tensioner.

Also YES, You can move a timing mark "Forward or Reverse" 😃

Ok sweet im doing just that now!!

How did it go? Any luck?

Glad it was helpful! Thank you much. Did anything need improvement for next time?

Hard to say. Check my long form video. There are some easy tests you can try confirm some things 😀

Good question. I have never seen that happen. The problem is the rust bond. The tool is an attempts to break the rust bond that is holding the knuckle and wheel bearing together, once that happens you are on your way. The knuckles are super strong and might even be the strongest component of the steering and suspension, unless I am forgetting something.....?

Chrysler minivans have phantom clunks like that from the sway bar links and/or bushings, that are undetectable. The links and bushings will usually feel tight but still clunk. Basically you wanna just replace the bushings and links and cross your fingers. If everything thing else is good in the steering and suspension, usually that will take care of it. I would use OEM genuine parts also for best results. Let me know what you find 😀

Tpms?

@@EasyFixShaun kakakaka yes tpms light is on

@@thehegt I missed that. Nice catch! Good tip! 😃