Rearend randomly got higher?!
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08-20-2009, 03:05 AM
This gets my vote, because sometimes, we don't notice incremental changes until they're huge:
And by Phoneman91:
Hmm...hadn't considered that....
Originally Posted by gthbryce
Is the red word, above, supposed to be "sense"?
'Cause I can't make "since" of it.--LOL.
Is your driveshift one piece?? If so--have your checked the splines at the slip yolk??
Originally Posted by gthbryce
A couple days ago I noticed that my rear wheel wells suddenly had enough space between them and my wheels i could practically fit my body in them. In other words what would cause the rear of my truck to be higher randomly? Bad shocks? This does not make since to me but I swear the rear end of my truck is higher. I will take pictures if necessary...
'Cause I can't make "since" of it.--LOL.
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That clunk you get when first put into gear is more than likely your u-joints. If they're stock than it's definitely time for replacement. If you've never greased the slip shafts you should do that as well. Anything else down there with a zerk fitting should get a healthy dose of grease too.
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