I recently bought an '89 F-150 with about 100,000 miles. When I turn (I only notice this at low speeds), I hear a light clicking. The sound only occurs as I begin to turn, never more. Does this perhaps indicate a problem with the tie-rods? I'm not sure if they were ever replaced.

Also, the truck leans pretty heavily toward the front and the wheels are slightly cambered. My guess would be that the coils should be replaced. Is this common?

Thanks,
Kyle Kruszewski

 

make sure someone checks the ball joints
the front end should be checked also
by a front end specelest its probly wore out
(for your own safty and other people on the road)