2007 Ford Explorer Driver’s side ball joint and front brakes replaced… now ride is rough.
Driver’s side ball joint and front brakes replaced… now ride is rough.
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So when I took my car in this morning ( I went for an alignment after getting new tires - cooper road+trails - last week. They found the bad ball joint before starting and rescheduled the appointment until today to get the part and have the time allotted). The way there this morning was a fairly smooth ride. They changed the brakes and replaced the driver’s side lower ball joint along with an alignment. It was fine for about 1.5 miles, but after pulling out of a parking lot, it started to feel every bump in the same road. There was also a vibration in the floorboard. Thought on what it could be? Did they miss rehooking something up? Do I need to bring it back or should I drive with it a bit to see if it calms down?
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Hi! this is Bo with Car Genius at RepairPal!
Uh-oh! I'd definitely take this back to the shop and avoid driving it if at all possible. They should check there work and make sure nothing was left loose or installed improperly.
Good luck and be safe!
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