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Alright I was leave town and i got up to 25 mph and my truck started to hop. So i pulled over and waited about a minute then took off again and everything was fine. I just had new bearings put in up front and an alignment new tires ball joints and tie rods I dont know what to think is it possible my rear end. Please let me know what you think!
Mike
Probably just the bull ***** swinging and hitting the bed.
Whaddaya mean "hop"? Was the front bouncing? Or the rear? Or was it swerving side-to-side? Or was it the engine coughing? Did it only feel like one wheel? Was the road smooth? Was there any noise associated with it?
no some girls stole the bull ball. the road was smooth, i dont really know i couldnt tell if it was one wheel or the front or back. could it just be my u joints binding up or is my rearend frozing up. motor mount broke tranny crossmember broke please help....
How the #E!! did you break the crossmember????? Fix it & the engine mount. It could have been nothing more than a random misfire shaking the engine/transmission. Pull the codes.
My problem is cured!!! The nut(that holds the yolk) on the back of the t-case spline had broke and when I would shift it would fall down and bind in the u-joints which would cause the wheel hop feelin i had felt. Its goin to cost be about 800 bucks for a used transfer case and all the labor, which is less then I thought that god.
But this forum is awesome keep on postin men this has helped me with many problems Thanks men
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