A bolt can be tightened too much, or it can rust.
Ball joints can also rust and stick.
You should have been able to check all these things by having someone bounce on the bumper and watching all the pivots.
But a good bump can free it up.
However, is it was a binding ball joint, that is from water getting past the boot and rusting, and now will start getting looser and looser.
Troubles may not be over yet.
Thanks for not listing year, make, model......that makes it incredibly hard to give you the best answer.
Some vehilces are known for worn trailing arm bushings.that can make the car feel like it's squirming around, jumping, or simply not following the steering wheel. Then, when you hit a severe bump, the bushing pops back into place.
Repost with more info and we can give you a better answer.
the chasis is unstable,the root
as breaking
this car is not as for you, as life is
have you looked as the cartoon cars
they break away
on answer i have heard a noise the person died
as the car as the front of my house hit a wall side on
not a mess a sibling les a parent to see
the car broke up mid section and flipped
do you want to be that
my children are alive as i took them to see
the cautious, as are and seen
do not be there, as i was all most one
not to say, but here, enjoy life and the speed is not
Tie rods. But a mechanic would be able to spot that ok.
basically my car has felt strange to drive for weeks, i've had tyres changed, wheel alignment and steering fixed and i still continued to feel it..... i had to slow down at curves as i felt i'd lose control of the car.... i just wasn't sitting right to me while driving... i hit a pothole tonight and since hitting it the car is feeling great... but would love to know what the actual issue is incase it returns.
any ideas thanks ?
