Front End - Loud Pop When Turning

First minor problem is you don't know what you are doing. not a good place to start a d.i.y. course......you need someone beside you to show you what to check and how to check it.

i had a popping noise on the front of my truck found out it was the bearings when i lost my front wheel good place to start

Thanks dhobbs. I replaced the wheel bearings when I heard an awful grinding noise. They were shot and tore up my rotor as well - so that got replaced too. The popping in the front end wasn't as bad at the time and I just thought it was an old truck groaning, but now it's gotten bad enough to stand the hairs up on the back of my neck and I refuse to drive it until it's taken care of.

Chassy; your statement was nothing but the obvious. All of my friends that used to help me with this kind of stuff have passed away. The love I have for this old beater is what keeps me going, and I work on it myself as a way to remember my old friends and the times we had together. If you'd like to offer a suggestion that is helpful, I'd love to read it. Wasting both of our time (yours in posting your reply and mine for reading it) isn't something I consider constructive. Thanks anyway.

Sorry but I have to stick with my first answer.Your original question shows me that you haven't got enough experience with front end work to be doing this on your own, I do indeed hear where you are coming from but sorry.

@jhoward- There are a bunch of guys in my group of friends,and we are all darn handy; but , one of them just has never been able to do anything when it comes to electrical repairs (car,house,boat,whatever).I would NEVER walk him through an electrical problem on the phone - never mind by trying to explain in writing. Again that is just how it is,