1995 ram 1500 5.9 wobbling at 45+
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Fixed my steering issue was positive it was my steering gear. As for my bouncing at 45+ i’ve put new brakes all around meaning rotors and calipers and pads on the front and drums and new springs and a wheel cylinders and shoes on the back. It didn’t change anything. Anybody know how i can figure out where this bouncing is coming from? i’ve already had the tires balanced twice by 2 different shops. Thinking maybe it’s my U-joints but from what i’ve read plenty of people have replaced those and it didn’t fix the issue.
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i feel the bounce in my seat. my steering wheel isn’t affected at all by this bounce. i have not rotated the tires as they are brand new, i haven’t even had them on for a month yet.
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You had this problem even before the new tires though, right?? If not, then rotating them becomes mandatory..... only way to eliminate them as a possibility.
Now, if you did have this problem even before the tires, you are looking at a rear driveline issue. Could be a u-joint, carrier bearing, or some bad teeth on the ring/pinion.... Is it worse if you are going around a corner? Do you have the limited slip rear diff??
Now, if you did have this problem even before the tires, you are looking at a rear driveline issue. Could be a u-joint, carrier bearing, or some bad teeth on the ring/pinion.... Is it worse if you are going around a corner? Do you have the limited slip rear diff??
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