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Well, I am stumped. 2011 F250 6.2 4wd, 280k on it. Front drivers side suspension hops too much over rough roads (most of WV). I put new shocks on in May with a steering stabilizer (Rancho 5000XLs) and now front ones again in September. Even with new shocks, the front left one hops 3-4 times when a bump is hit. In no time it will be 6-8 hops and I will have to change again. I have not lifted or changed wheel size. I have replaces sway bar bushings and end links as well. I really do not see what is wrong, but just dropped it off at local shop. The issue seems to be more pronounced if the truck is even in a slight left turn. It definitely feels like a vertical hop vs the left/right feeling of the steering system (as it was with the stabilizer failure i had earlier). Any ideas? Also, bonus question, my truck is hungry and refuses to eat. Like a toddler, I have to dribble fuel in. I tried stabbing the anti-siphon device on the tank, its tough to reach. Is this something that can be removed or is there a better solution? Thanks in advance!
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