Popping Noise on my Grand Am.?

This is a follow up to a question that I enjoy posted before. My saloon will make a loud pop racket when I turn the wheel wager on and forth while it is in park. It will also pop when I am applying the brakes to stop and sometimes when I am accelerate to take rotten. I did have the strut mount replaced because I be told that is be broken, but I do still have the popping. I be told that the inner tie-rods, and lower ball bearing do appear to be bad. Do you judge that getting the tie-rods, and ball bearing replaced will fix the popping noise? Thanks

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Answers:    I would suspect a orb joint or a control arm bushing within this case more so than a tie rod expire (its still a possibility you need tie rods). It happen when there is movement up or down contained by the suspension as well as side to side. If you hold had the strut bearing replaced with the mounts later spring windup isn't the issue. Look at the ball reciprocal rubber boot covers-if they appear torn,replace the joint. Ball joint can become dry of the lubricant in them and start to bind and will pop or creak as they move. Also adjectives is at the opposite extension of the lower control arm from the ball shared is the rubber mounting coming loose. It may be good for you to gain two estimates before you proceed next to repairs. If you are planning on keeping the vehicle do not use "cheap" components. They will not last long. My nouns is "MOOG" parts. They are lifetime warranted (here contained by Canada anyway) as long as you keep them properly lubricated and you own the vehicle.

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