2005 grand caravan driving sounds like the front end is gonna fall off, had bushings replaced.

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Asked by Tracie Feb 01, 2010 at 07:58 PM about the 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

anyone else with this type of problem?

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Bradley answered 14 years ago

i am a chrysler tech. very common that sway bar bushings AND links are loose / worn. also check tie rod ends... hope this helps. i have two of these. an 01 and a 06. both have had all replaced....by me of course..haha.

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John answered 14 years ago

no to be mean, but sell the dodge and get a honda odyssey. Had one for 10 years and never had a problem. The interior is also nicer too. Beats the grand caravan that we used to own by a long shot.

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John answered 14 years ago

by the way. why would the suspension be worn out so soon. What is the dodge suspension made out of, rusted steel, recycled plastic soda bottles, and duct tape. It wearing out that soon is completely unacceptable.

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