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I had the same problem installing them on my 2010. Passenger side went fairly smooth, the driver's side was a pain. Took twice as long. Have had them on for about three months now and have been hearing a noise in the frontend when turning into a drive with a dip or hitting bumps. It sounds like a spring noise. Have checked all the bolts and nuts and they are tight. Anyone else have this problem?
I had the same problem installing them on my 2010. Passenger side went fairly smooth, the driver's side was a pain. Took twice as long. Have had them on for about three months now and have been hearing a noise in the frontend when turning into a drive with a dip or hitting bumps. It sounds like a spring noise. Have checked all the bolts and nuts and they are tight. Anyone else have this problem?
I wonder why that is? Was the bottom of the dr. side strut twisted slightly like mine was? I just couldn't get the dang thing to droop enough. The next step that I wanted to avoid was to disconnect the brake/ABS line and drop it enough but the coil spring compressor did the trick. Then Sunday I had to take the wheels back off and bend the backing plates out a little, I guess I got a little too aggressive with the prybar! Mine isn't making any noises- yet...
Wow, the gang's all here- came up to visit me! You guys are sweet! JK
Not to sure about you plowing deer at 40mph in that one though, be carefull. Nice trk
Thats a good point, and one I did think of also. I will have to be more careful, but the 2 I hit last year couldn't have really been avoided either. They were just there, like *poof*. I guess thats why we have insurance.
Thanks Tim for telling everybody I helped you. I see how you roll!!!!!!!!!!
I'm sorry Jeffrey- I thought I did mention that you helped me. Hey guys- my buddy Jeff helped me do the drivers side. Good to see you on here.