I’m concerned: popping noises coming from front driveer side

Please keep me in the loop brotha!

 

I told them that if its not CV related and potentially suspension then not to touch it. If its suspension related then I’ll need to come visit you

 

Welllllllllllll, it’s not quite the intense, but yeah. I prolly have a little more of a scenic and tough commute some days rather than most people’s heavy menstruation of rush hour

 

Dealer couldn’t replicate and couldn’t find any obvious issues after lifting it up and diagnosing. I drove back down and couldn’t replicate it. Maybe temps decreased viscosity Somewhere and I’ll ty your recommendations. I’ll keep you posted tomorrow after I’ve lubed some joints

 

Any other symptoms, apparitions, typing REDRUM over and over?

 

Nope

I’m not sure whether I should feel grateful, pissed, or like there’s “impending doom” like the book says

 

Lose the "impending doom" feeling. I think things will sort themselves out and boil down to something simple.

 

You know me...as much as I don’t like to give credit to others for being right, I’m gonna concede defeat to everyone like @ColoradoTJ.....again

I will also like to go on record saying that my suspension feels better in Denver (warmer temps)

 

I asked them to hit every bolt they saw

We will see

 

Good to hear. I suppose I just need to get under there and learn how to maintain them properly.

 

My 2008 Crewmax developed a popping noise from the front driver side shortly after installing Rough Country 6" lift. Strange thing is that the popping noise no longer occurs but now the brake pedal gently pops a few times while turning the steering wheel left. I can't see anything strange while the wheel is turning. I'm vexed.