procomps shocks are junk and notoriouse for the press in rubber bushings getting sloppy after a while. check both bushings(upper and lower) on both shocks and see if they feel loose on the mounting bolts.
procomps shocks are junk and notoriouse for the press in rubber bushings getting sloppy after a while. check both bushings(upper and lower) on both shocks and see if they feel loose on the mounting bolts.
thanks for the response. The rear shocks were replaced with bilsteins, and everything is tight.
I'll clean up your quoting mess when I get home from work.
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I hope tht someone can please help me. I've got a rattle coming from the rear drivers side of the truck(ive narrowed it down to that area). It happens when I hit a bump or make a sharp turn with a slight bump. I have no clue what it is as I have gotten underneath and poked and beat around to find nothing. It is really starting to drive me insane. Could it possibly be my leaf springs after I put the AAL in? Truck is an 04 supercrew 4x4 with 6" procomp. Any ideas or suggestions will be GREATLY appreciated fellas.
I don't know if you already fixed this problem but if you haven't maybe this might help... A couple of days a go I took my '04 FX4 to have the undercarriage cleaned. In the morning I noticed a very loud knocking just when I turn (to either side) or when I hit small bumps also when turning. It sounded like the spare tire or the muffler where loose. A couple of hours a go I came back from a friends garage who took a look at everything from the wheels to the differential to the trans axle only to tell me that everything was ok. So, I ask a friend to move the truck back and forth to see if I could hear the noise myself and try to locate it... as it turns out we did, it were the spring leafs that got to damn clean and where making that noise when rubbing. I put some WD40 in between and the noise is now gone... Hope it helps man.
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