Rear Suspension
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Rear Suspension
I have a 1995 Ranger, 3.0 L, V6. My rear drivers side is riding very low to the ground. When I was hauling my boat up to Canada (truck has hauled it there 2 other times w/ no problems) we had to tape the boats chains so they wouldn't drag on the ground, and the mud flap was dragging on the ground becuase now it is curved. Now the mud flap is riding about 1 inch off the ground. I have replaced both rear shocks and this did not fix the problem. Whenever I go over a bump it is very bouncy, and makes a ton of noice. Now I am thinking it may be the leaf springs? What do you guys think it could be?
Thanks,
Jake
Thanks,
Jake
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sounds like it could be leaf springs but make sure everything in the rear is intact. could be broken leaves in the leaf spring bundle or it could be a broken shackle or mount or bolts. if you are not sure if something is not normal just use the other side as a reference.
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Originally Posted by speedygunso
Ok, Thank you el conquistador for you reply. Does ne1 else think it could be nething other than the Leaf Spring? I don't want to go replacing a ton of parts to find out what is wrong.
Thanks,
Jake
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Jake
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