Shimmy problem
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OH and after the front end repair and tires check out good along with the shocks, it's best to rebalance the tires every 6 months , tire ware, hitting the Neighbors cat, nice smooth roads and all.lol
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I got my truck back today and the vibration is gone! Thanks to 04badford and all of your inputs. Thanks to 69CJ for the idea of the grease zerks. First they said I didn't need the alignment cams. They told me that they were not needed. OK, didn't want to twist their arms. I asked for the grease zerks for all the joints and they said it will be about 63 bucks more, which is fine. However, they said the top ball joints don't have enough clearance to leave them there. They might break off. They said that I would have to take the cap off and put the zerk on, pump the grease then take them off. Hopefully the grease will make everything lasts longer. Thanks to all of you for your support!
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Glad we could help 
the new cams are for front to back tire placement some truck need them some don't, I guess mine did , better to have them then not but that's ok as long as the tires and truck don't pull one way or the other thanks for posting the out come and Enjoy the Ride
the new cams are for front to back tire placement some truck need them some don't, I guess mine did , better to have them then not but that's ok as long as the tires and truck don't pull one way or the other thanks for posting the out come and Enjoy the Ride
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