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Mevotech
1990 Chrysler Imperial Suspension Track Bar - Rear Mevotech

P311-50716B8    MK7163  New

CAK7163 , 624.63007 , MK7163 , 522-443 , DS1435 , IK7163 , 4228256 , K7163 , 4401057 , 2724150

Qty:
$35.45
Mevotech Suspension Track Bar Rear
  • Suspension Track Bar
  • Product Attributes:
    • Finish: Corrosion Resistant
    • Width: 1.393
Brand: Mevotech
Position: Rear
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Position
1990 - Chrysler Imperial Rear
Mevotech
1996 Dodge Caravan Suspension Track Bar - Rear Mevotech

P311-2D23FDA    MDS1423  New

TA5717 , DS1423 , JTR111 , 4401147 , 45B1147 , 624.67005 , 524-272 , IDS1423 , MDS1423 , TDS1423 , 2724248 , D1423 , 4743638AA , 1387901

Qty:
$23.53
Mevotech Suspension Track Bar Rear
  • Suspension Track Bar
  • Product Attributes:
    • Finish: Corrosion Resistant
    • Width: 1.8
Brand: Mevotech
Position: Rear
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Drive Type Position
1996 - Dodge Caravan FWD Rear
Mevotech
1994 Dodge Ram 3500 Suspension Track Bar - Front Mevotech

P311-07D27D7    MDS1413  New

DS1413 , D1413 , IDS1413 , MDS1413 , D1413XL , 45B1127 , TA2161 , JTR108 , IDS1413T , 52038596 , XDS1413 , TDS1413 , 46B1127A

Qty:
$83.94
Mevotech Suspension Track Bar Front
  • Suspension Track Bar
  • From 02/07/1994
  • Product Attributes:
    • Bearing Type: Sintered Metal
    • Finish: Corrosion Resistant
    • Width: 6.0
Brand: Mevotech
Position: Front
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Position
1994 - Dodge Ram 3500 Front
Mevotech
2000 Dodge Ram 3500 Suspension Track Bar - Front Mevotech

P311-07D27D7    MDS1413  New

DS1413 , D1413 , IDS1413 , MDS1413 , D1413XL , 45B1127 , TA2161 , JTR108 , IDS1413T , 52038596 , XDS1413 , TDS1413 , 46B1127A

Qty:
$83.94
Mevotech Suspension Track Bar Front
  • Suspension Track Bar
  • Product Attributes:
    • Bearing Type: Sintered Metal
    • Finish: Corrosion Resistant
    • Width: 6.0
Brand: Mevotech
Position: Front
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Position
2000 - Dodge Ram 3500 Front
Mevotech
1999 Dodge Ram 2500 Suspension Track Bar - Front Mevotech

P311-07D27D7    MDS1413  New

DS1413 , D1413 , IDS1413 , MDS1413 , D1413XL , 45B1127 , TA2161 , JTR108 , IDS1413T , 52038596 , XDS1413 , TDS1413 , 46B1127A

Qty:
$83.94
Mevotech Suspension Track Bar Front
  • Suspension Track Bar
  • with Standard Suspension
  • Product Attributes:
    • Bearing Type: Sintered Metal
    • Finish: Corrosion Resistant
    • Width: 6.0
Brand: Mevotech
Position: Front
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Drive Type Position
1999 - Dodge Ram 2500 4WD Front
Mevotech
1986 Jeep Cherokee Suspension Track Bar - Front Mevotech

P311-4FE6CD0    MDS1147  New

DS1147GL , 1387904 , MDS1147 , 4401076 , JTR102 , 624.58006 , 2724170 , 52000970 , DS1147 , D1147 , 4401076B , 45B1076 , TA2225 , IDS1147 , TDS1147

Qty:
$37.26
Mevotech Suspension Track Bar Front
  • Suspension Track Bar
  • Complete Assembly
  • Product Attributes:
    • Bearing Type: Sintered Metal
    • Finish: Corrosion Resistant
    • Width: 4.318
Brand: Mevotech
Position: Front
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Position
1986 - Jeep Cherokee Front
Mevotech
2005 Jeep Wrangler Suspension Track Bar - Front Mevotech

P311-5991D68    MDS1235  New

DS1235E , 624.58005 , XDS1235 , D1235 , 1387905 , D1235XL , DS1235 , 4401099 , 52007118 , MDS1235 , 46B1099A , DS1235GL , IDS1235 , TA2228 , 4401099B , JTR101 , TDS1235 , 2724194 , 45B1099

Qty:
$61.57
Mevotech Suspension Track Bar Front
  • Suspension Track Bar
  • Product Attributes:
    • Bearing Type: Sintered Metal
    • Finish: Corrosion Resistant
    • Width: 5.0
Brand: Mevotech
Position: Front
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Position
2005 - Jeep Wrangler Front
Mevotech
1997 Jeep TJ Suspension Track Bar - Rear Mevotech

P311-1E72A5D    MDS1461  New

2724256 , IDS1461 , 4401155 , JTR109 , DS1461 , TB96549 , 52087878 , TDS1461 , MDS1461 , 624.58009

Qty:
$70.37
Mevotech Suspension Track Bar Rear
  • Suspension Track Bar
  • Left Hand Drive
  • Product Attributes:
    • Finish: Corrosion Resistant
    • Width: 4.0
Brand: Mevotech
Position: Rear
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Position
1997 - Jeep TJ Rear
Mevotech
1992 Chevrolet C3500HD Suspension Track Bar - Front Mevotech

P311-3ED0D4E    MS501150  New

15629131 , RK642145 , MS501150

Qty:
$42.71
Mevotech Suspension Track Bar Front
  • Suspension Track Bar
  • Product Attributes:
    • Finish: Corrosion Resistant
Brand: Mevotech
Position: Front
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Position
1992 - Chevrolet C3500HD Front
Mevotech
2006 Pontiac Montana Suspension Track Bar - Rear Mevotech

P311-2F36206    MS50905  New

RK661214 , MS50905 , 10245055

Qty:
$32.09
Mevotech Suspension Track Bar Rear
  • Suspension Track Bar
  • Product Attributes:
    • Finish: Corrosion Resistant
    • Width: 2.17
Brand: Mevotech
Position: Rear
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Drive Type Position
2006 - Pontiac Montana FWD Rear
Mevotech
2001 Chevrolet C3500HD Suspension Track Bar - Front Mevotech

P311-3ED0D4E    MS501150  New

15629131 , RK642145 , MS501150

Qty:
$42.71
Mevotech Suspension Track Bar Front
  • Suspension Track Bar
  • Product Attributes:
    • Finish: Corrosion Resistant
Brand: Mevotech
Position: Front
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Position
2001 - Chevrolet C3500HD Front
Monroe
2015 Jeep Wrangler Suspension Track Bar - Rear Monroe - Rancho Adjustable Suspension Track Bar

P311-1CD631B    RS62105  New

Qty:
$166.92
Monroe Suspension Track Bar Rear
  • ; with 2" - 6" Rear Raised Height
  • Rancho Adjustable Suspension Track Bar
  • Product Attributes:
    • Max Year Covered: 2018
    • Min Year Covered: 2007
    • Most Popular Make / Model: Jeep Wrangler
    • Most Popular Year: 2015
    • Product Grade: Premium
    • Total Part VIO: 1778768
Brand: Monroe
Position: Rear
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Drive Type Position
2015 - Jeep Wrangler 4WD Rear
Monroe
2018 Jeep Wrangler JK Suspension Track Bar - Rear Monroe - Rancho Adjustable Suspension Track Bar

P311-1CD631B    RS62105  New

Qty:
$166.92
Monroe Suspension Track Bar Rear
  • ; with 2" - 6" Front Raised Height; with 2" - 6" Rear Raised Height
  • Rancho Adjustable Suspension Track Bar
  • Product Attributes:
    • Max Year Covered: 2018
    • Min Year Covered: 2007
    • Most Popular Make / Model: Jeep Wrangler
    • Most Popular Year: 2015
    • Product Grade: Premium
    • Total Part VIO: 1778768
Brand: Monroe
Position: Rear
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Drive Type Position
2018 - Jeep Wrangler JK 4WD Rear
Mopar
2010 Jeep Wrangler Suspension Track Bar - Front Mopar

P311-5461AAB    52059983AG  New

Qty:
$184.02
Brand: Mopar
Position: Front
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Position
2010 - Jeep Wrangler Front
Mopar
2012 Jeep Wrangler Suspension Track Bar - Front Mopar

P311-1E4BCC9    52059982AG  New

Qty:
$191.99
Mopar Suspension Track Bar Front
Brand: Mopar
Position: Front
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Position
2012 - Jeep Wrangler Front
Mopar
2009 Dodge Ram 3500 Suspension Track Bar - Front Mopar

P311-4C2C685    52121940AB  New

Qty:
Mopar Suspension Track Bar Front
  • TRACK BAR, Front
  • Product Attributes:
    • Height: 3.5
    • Weight: 14.1
    • Width: 3.1
Brand: Mopar
Position: Front
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Position
2009 - Dodge Ram 3500 Front
Mopar
2003 Dodge Ram 2500 Suspension Track Bar - Front Mopar

P311-309ED95    52106795AE  New

Qty:
$237.33
Mopar Suspension Track Bar Front
Brand: Mopar
Position: Front
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Position
2003 - Dodge Ram 2500 Front
Mopar
2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Suspension Track Bar - Front Mopar

P311-4484204    52088305AB  New

Qty:
$200.91
Mopar Suspension Track Bar Front
Brand: Mopar
Position: Front
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Position
2000 - Jeep Grand Cherokee Front
Mopar
2008 Dodge Ram 1500 Suspension Track Bar - Front Mopar

P311-4C2C685    52121940AB  New

Qty:
Mopar Suspension Track Bar Front
  • TRACK BAR, Front
  • ; After 3-1-07
  • Product Attributes:
    • Height: 3.5
    • Weight: 14.1
    • Width: 3.1
Brand: Mopar
Position: Front
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Position
2008 - Dodge Ram 1500 Front
MTC
1987 Land Rover Range Rover Suspension Track Bar MTC

P311-37AE0AB    W0133-1628074  New

Qty:
$26.34
MTC Suspension Track Bar
  • ; Adjusting Rod Internal threads one end - external threads the other
  • Adjusting Rod
Brand: MTC
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle
1987 - Land Rover Range Rover

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98 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4.0 I6...A.Trans/ front end wobbles

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Question From 1bigiron1 on 98 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4.0 I6...A.Trans/ front end wobbles

the whole Jeep shakes when this happens a local shop fixed it 3 months ago by tightening the bolts on track bar bracket, it is loose again today shop retighten the bolt, it quit. I had another shop look at it they said it needed
a gear box, a track bar & a bracket. bracket/track bar was welded before i bought it they said they would have to cut old bracket off & re-weld another one on. my question really is in the ballpark how much would it cost in parts & labor? ( the 2nd shop would not give a cost estimate until I pay a $100 inspection fee? )

I am also preplexed as why only tightening the bolts solve the problem for awile.

thanks

took the cherokee to a friends mechanic's shop he found a worn bushing and he replaced the bushing for a minimal charge. the jeep drives really nice now with no shaking or wobbling.

thanks Carjunky for the Post.

Response From Tom Greenleaf Top Rated Answer

Hmmm? I'm a bit perplexed too! I admit I don't know the layout of the front end of these very well but I smell a fish.

? First shop tighten a bolt and that fixed it. If same bolt needed tightening again there's some wrong about that IMO. New bolt needed for some reason? I'm not there but I don't understand that one.

I also don't understand a new mechanical part needing to be cut and welded in - perhaps for collision repair items.

What's with the $100 bucks to give you a price? A diagnostic charge I would understand.

Whole situation begs the question of how hard this vehicle was used AND has it been altered? If so - anything goes.

I dunno about the diagnostics you've already had. Whatever that bolt the loosend up twice might have been a one time bolt and a new one would be the fix.

Steering boxes last a long time so I don't get that either. Many can be adjusted if just that item is causing too much freeplay

What to do: Go back to first shop and ask why about that bolt. That or another shop yet again.

This isn't adding up to me so far,

T

Response From 1bigiron1

Had the Cherokee fixed today at a 3rd shop turned out to be a worn bushing which was replaced with a new one for a minimal charge.
the Jeep drives & handles nice now with no shaking or wobbling.

thanks Carjunky for the post & answer.

Response From Tom Greenleaf

Now that sounds more like it! Great.

To add: There are nuts and bolts here and there that are self locking and that really only work ONCE and those are intended to be replaced and frequently come with new parts.

The real proof now would be to get a high quality 4 wheel alignment which should include that there are no worn parts that don't allow it to be put into spec including tires, wheels bearings and more. That would be money well spent to have a good safe vehicle,

T

Response From 1bigiron1

P.S. there were No "welding" on the bracket either.

Response From Tom Greenleaf

Thanks for coming back with that info. I just knew I smelled a fish as said! If a part is welded it comes that way new - the shop doesn't do it! Been at this a while - routine parts don't need welding for automotive MECHANICAL repair to any I know of.

Fixing a rusted frame or sometimes in much older stuff you might make up an exhaust hanger and weld the hanger to a pipe or something but I hate that way of doing even that.

Don't get me wrong as there certaily is welding all over a vehicle but I put that in the body + frame catagory NOT routine mechanical repair.

Now custom stuff is a whole different game. Funny cars and trucks lifted so high you can drive under them - do what you want.

Again - thanks for the report and good news,

T

1999 Oldsmobile Silhoette V6 rear end help

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Question From rhemmysmommy on 1999 Oldsmobile Silhoette V6 rear end help

I have a 1999 Oldsmobile Silhouette V6 156k miles. We heard a loud pop and the rear end started swaying back and forth. We made it home going 25mph and looked underneath the back and the metal bar that runs from axle to axle is snapped in half. The bar is the width of the axle. What is this called and how difficult is it to repair? Thank you.

Response From Discretesignals

Can you take a picture and post it?


There are two bars. One is a track bar (8) that runs from driver's side trailing arm to the frame. The bar that runs from wheel knuckle to wheel knuckle is actually the axle beam. If you broke the axle beam, you have some serious problems. Is there a lot of rust going on under there?


Response From rhemmysmommy

It is #8 on the diagram. What is that called? I have a pic but it wont let me upload it. THANKS!

Response From Discretesignals Top Rated Answer

Its called a track bar. You probably can only get it from the dealer or a salvage yard.

No one can figure this out!

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Question From Bdaniel1315 on No one can figure this out!

My 2008 dodge 3500 is giving me some major issues! I'll be going own the road and all of a sudden it starts jumping and feels like I'm riding a bucking bull! It's been to multiple mechanics. They've checked the engine, trans and rear end. We've replaced the fuel pump and shocks. Originally we thought it was the clutch or trans, but it doesn't stop if you engage or disengage the clutch.

Please help!

Response From Tom Greenleaf

Stop aimlessly tossing parts. This could be as simple as a very frozen u-joint? Your post is all over the place and hard to figure. Fuel pump? Why?

T

Response From Bdaniel1315

Replaced the fuel pump because it was not working correctly. All the other parts were replaced based on our machanic s recommendation.

Response From Tom Greenleaf

That's fine and may have needed those but the complaint of running like some kind of bucking bronco seems to have eluded all so far and tend to just that first.

Just seems to me that with something that wild the approaches were flawed and not very professional.

If that wild it shouldn't be that hard to find the source,

T

Response From nickwarner Top Rated Answer

You need a suspension shop to look closely at your front track bar and suspension bushings. Its not a driveline issue if pushing in the clutch doesn't change it.

"98 nissan violently rocks from side to side

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Question From Pat on "98 nissan violently rocks from side to side

I have a '98 nissan pathfinder with 150,000 miles. Original owner, never involved in an accident. For several months the truck has been rocking from side to side doing 50 to 55 mph on open road. My long time mechanic has checked the sway, track bar alignment and shocks. Says he can't find anything wrong. He also rotated the tires and tightened any loose components in the suspension. After going upstate this weekend the car rocked so much sometimes it felt like it would flip over. Any suggestions you can make would be greatly appreciated

Response From jml111

Pat,

I’m having the same problem with my 97 Nissan Pathfinder. Did you ever find out what was causing the problem?

Response From Hammer Time Top Rated Answer

This thread is almost 3 years old. I doubt anyone is monitoring it. If you have a question, you would do better to start a new question for your vehicle.

1986 Toyota Tercel wagon death wobble question

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Question From Keiseki on 1986 Toyota Tercel wagon death wobble question

Hello everyone.

I drive an old rusty 1986 Toyota Tercel Wagon SR5 and the other day I was driving to work and i noticed a slight shaking through out the whole car. The next day on my way home from work i had the supposed death wobble. I pulled over to see what was wrong and in the rear of the car i saw a bar hanging down. I am assuming it is the track bar. Anyways the bar was intact but on the right side it was bolted to a bracket that had rusted off from the body. Now this car is pretty badly rusted and it is only supposed to last me for a couple more months untill i go to school.

My question is if there is anything i can do to fix it temporarily and if not is it possible to give me a quote on how much it would cost to get it fixed.

Here is a photo of the car:


If you need additional information please ask.

Thanks

Response From Hammer Time

That car has escaped the junkyard for too long already. It's a totally unsafe vehicle and just needs to be put out of it's misery before someone gets seriously injured.

Response From Tom Greenleaf

The right welding shops can re-do the area all depending on what it still strong. Being a "unit body" vehicle at it's age could and probably involved and expensive. Might be the end of that car.

Pics: folks have had luck with sites like Photo bucket.com and link to the pic from there,

T

Response From Keiseki Top Rated Answer

Thanks for the suggestion of photobucket. A picture is now available

Response From Tom Greenleaf

Been there with rust big time. Box beamed frames fall to ground. Just carpet holding your feet in and the list goes on. Best fixes if you can is to measure exactly where a totally broken part is to be if actually fallen off.

Photobucket is one of many out there. I have troubles with certain pics. Either way I/we get the idea for your problem.

Since you said you only want a couple months I'd factor scrap value and do nothing, fix and perhaps what you could get for the car later with the cost of a fix (anything fixable but for how much) and go from there.............


T