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ill send you a pm soon with a copy of both alignments and clear photos. I’ll take the blame for not sending clearer photos when in reality it was easier to see when truck was in the rack and tires were off. I was able to clearly see shiny hardware, moog label and even new boot or seal. So as usual, my bad. Kinda like being married. I do appreciate your knowledge and expertise
Sooooooo, hows this for a further update. Remember I said steering never felt right? Well, today coming in to town doing about 40 miles per hour, experienced the worst death wobble that I can’t even begin to explain. If I was doing 70 mph, I seriously doubt that I could have controlled it. Long story short, I recently I had the steering gear replaced due to the up and down movement involving the pitman arm. Upon examination it looked like more of the gear was exposed so I assumed it failed. Not to mention both front tires were pointed toward each other.
Towed to shop on a rollback. Once there, while still on the truck mechanic found the driver side tie rod snapped. SNAPPED! I knew something was never right. This was the noise that no one could find! Play in it till it broke. Now here is my question..,, what could have been “binding” to cause this? Is this a weakness in the excursion? With all this work it never steered or handled the way it did when I bought it and drive it home. Was told that maybe front end was so wore out initially that with new stuff that it would normally be stiffer,
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