What are the symptoms of a bad stabilizer link ball joint?
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Symptoms of a bad stabilizer link ball joint in a car: 1. The vehicle makes a clunking noise on bumpy roads; 2. The vehicle becomes unstable and sways from side to side; 3. The car pulls to one side when braking; 4. Loss of steering control. The tie rod is a crucial component in the car's steering system, directly affecting the vehicle's handling stability, operational safety, and tire lifespan. Tie rods are divided into two types: the steering drag link and the steering tie rod. The steering drag link transmits the movement from the steering arm to the steering knuckle arm, while the steering tie rod serves as the base of the steering trapezoidal mechanism, ensuring the correct motion relationship between the left and right steering wheels.