Front passenger wheel leaning inward
This is most likely a ball joint problem. If you can, jack that tire up in the air and see if you can move the whole tire in and out from the top. Try to see if there is movement in the ball joints while you move the tire. If that is not the problem, it could be a wheel bearing, but i would check the ball joints first. Hope this helps.
I have just changed lower ball joint, and inner and outer tie rod ends,I've jacked up and checked wheels they seem to be tight up and down force .
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SOURCE: front wheels lean in at top
You should have the twin arm suspension. there's just a few things to check. inspect the pivot bushings on your lower torsion rods(from the axle back to the frame), check the upper and lower ball-joints. and last check the wheel bearings.
SOURCE: I have a 98 ford expedition thats running lean on
Is "pinning" actually PINGING?
Anyway, sound like a problem with the crossover pipe on the fuel rail. Not something that you should mess with. It is under great pressure. Take it to a decent mechanic... and stay clear of the dealership!!
SOURCE: i have 95 ford f150 my front wheels are leaning
Some lean can be normal, but if you are noticing it after owning the truck for awhile you are right to be concerned.
If you know how to check the balljoints, check them for excessive movement. Also look at your tierod ends. If it has been some time since you had an alignment now would be a good time to do it. The parts have to be tight to hold a good alignment.
Most places will do an estimate first before the repair. This will give you a chance to change out the parts you feel comfortable about and save a little money.
SOURCE: My 98 Ford expedition Eb 5.4L front passenger
Sounds like what you previously said, the switch is bad in passenger door.
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