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Okay dont forget about the OP now! Most of my parts came in today except for one drum and a tie rod that I have to send back because its damaged. Hopefully I can get it all done next week. Everything was suppose to be here at the beginning of the week but I will now have an expired rejection sticker come saturday. Sweet.
Okay dont forget about the OP now! Most of my parts came in today except for one drum and a tie rod that I have to send back because its damaged. Hopefully I can get it all done next week. Everything was suppose to be here at the beginning of the week but I will now have an expired rejection sticker come saturday. Sweet.
Hey Boom sorry about the hijack of the thread. So is the tie rod end and drum part of the shaking? Depending on the style of steering you have there is something call a "Pan Head Bar" and according to one of the techs at my work who is bing into offroading took a gander at my truck and discovered my pan head bar is loose and he said that could also be a part of the shaking. I don't know if you have one or have ruled that out but it is worth a look.
Originally Posted by Encho
I want those tires... they look great! how much did they set you back?.
They cost me $954 after tax and mount/balance. They are goodyear wrangler MTR kevlar
Lol... i can read kid, it's very clear on the pictures you took, that price is great, i would love having a set on my truck (specially since mine are becoming bald )
Lol... i can read kid, it's very clear on the pictures you took, that price is great, i would love having a set on my truck (specially since mine are becoming bald )
Ya my tires were balding too and i had planned on getting new ones for the snow but we never got snow so i figured i would wait... I guess that didn't work but i am glad i bought them
A Panhard rod (also called Panhard bar or track bar) is a component of a car suspension system that provides lateral location of the axle.[1] Originally invented by the Panhard automobile company of France in the early twentieth century, this device has been widely used ever since.
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No worries. Basically the shaking was happening from the day I bought the truck a couple of months ago. As soon as the truck was in decent driving condition I went to get it inspected knowing that it would fail just so I would be able to legally drive it for the next 15 days(incase it snowed so I could get to work). If you look at page 2, 3rd post down in this thread I posted a list of parts I had just ordered which were necessary to pass virginia safety inspection. I was going to wait until all the parts were installed before addressing the shaking issue again. Basically...
Well i've been working a really screwy schedule so im still working on getting my parts installed. But I did find out that I have a good amount of PLAY in my CV joint and the u-joint thats between cv joint and the diff. This could certainly be the cause of my shuttering... heres a pic of my ride since i havent posted one yet.
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