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Old 10-08-2009, 11:33 PM
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So it has been doing it for about 2months now. I bought the truck w/ bad breaks all around the thought it was the drums or calipers sticking. Just got the truck out of the shop and its still doing it. Brand new breaks all around. Trans. & Rear Diff. Serviced and they didn't see anything out of the normal. Now for the grinding. Mostly feel it in the pedal. Only on take off(0-5mph) for about 3secs or less then it goes away. 98% of the time its while turning. Say I stop at a light turning right, when i hit the gas to go its like a grinding/skipping hard to explain, but 3secs or less its gone. Trans. does not slip,skip or anything. I do have a loose pitman arm and bad ball joints would this cause the problem? Just seeing if anyone else has had this problem. Next week the SS brake lines go on along w/ the Moog ball joints/pitman arm. Thanks!
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Old 10-09-2009, 12:01 AM
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could be a bad wheel bearing. mine had the same noises and grinding when mine went out. mine was the right one too
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Old 10-09-2009, 12:05 AM
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only when you turn...???
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Old 10-09-2009, 12:30 AM
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only when you turn...???

Once a blue moon going str8. Most of the time only when turning... At any other speed no problems and this doesn't happen "everytime" its picks and chooses when it does it but once its starts its does't it often.... very hard to explain and sound like i know what I'm talking about..
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could be the combo of the wheel bearing with the bad ball joints
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My Dad just had to replace wheel bearings on his exploder, and it had all the same symptoms your truck has, is it louder on a certain side of the truck?
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Old 10-09-2009, 09:11 AM
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My Dad just had to replace wheel bearings on his exploder, and it had all the same symptoms your truck has, is it louder on a certain side of the truck?

seems to be... I'm going to have wifey stand outside the truck and listen..
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Old 10-09-2009, 09:41 AM
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Jack the front up and see if the wheels have play in them.
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Jack the front up and see if the wheels have play in them.
Ok will do that. So this week i will be ordering 2 new lower ball joints(MOOG) and a new pitman arm. I'm ordering off RockAuto. Is there a certain wheel bearing i should get? I have the 2wd. Just dont want to have to do this again!
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