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Old 06-04-2015, 12:16 AM   #1
i82much
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Re: Leaf spring fanning

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Originally Posted by kwmech View Post
Right away, make sure your steering box is tight on the frame. 5/8 ubolts can be torqued to 150. The really long ones on my dually were torqued down to 180. If the bolts were new you will have to retorq a couple of times until they are done stretching. Ideally they should be replaced everytime you remove them. Reason being is that the quality U-bolts have a rolled thread and the nuts distort the threads some as they are torqued down
Will do on the steering box check, thanks for the suggestion. I did look over my frame rivets pretty good and didn't see any indication of a loose rivet. Not sure what to do next, thinking about putting a little video camera under the truck and seeing if recording the undercarriage when the noise happens reveals anything.
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