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3500 front disc noise over bumps, is there a kit to fix this???
Np, good luck n let us know how it turns out.- K201979
- Post #15
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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3500 front disc noise over bumps, is there a kit to fix this???
If the caliper is loose too itll be either the pins(that hold the caliper on)or the bushings and rubber orings in the caliper being worn. Ive bought the pins but not the bushings/orings because ive always replaced the whole caliper, but im sure you can get them.- K201979
- Post #13
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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New member from south central KS
Welcome from south central Missouri, nice burb!- K201979
- Post #23
- Forum: Introduction
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3500 front disc noise over bumps, is there a kit to fix this???
Not sure if itll be the same part number on your truck, but id say thats what you need.- K201979
- Post #9
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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3500 front disc noise over bumps, is there a kit to fix this???
Disc brake pad retaining clip- K201979
- Post #8
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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3500 front disc noise over bumps, is there a kit to fix this???
Yeah, little spring clips that hold the pad in the caliper. Mine were missing and rattled like crazy. Id say i found them in ebay. Ill see if i can find a link or picture.- K201979
- Post #7
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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3500 front disc noise over bumps, is there a kit to fix this???
Im guessing the little clips arent in there and the pads are rattling. If thats the case, you can buy the clips.- K201979
- Post #4
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Longtime Reader from OH-MI
Sounds good! Ive not tried kraken yet.- K201979
- Post #31
- Forum: Introduction
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Dies on speed bumps/sudden spots
Mine does this on steep, bumpy inclines. Im guessing the float level is too high. Doesnt do it often enough for me to tear into it. Just hold it wide open, clear it out, n it starts right up. Edit: steep, downhill inclines. Never has done it going up- K201979
- Post #27
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Longtime Reader from OH-MI
Lol. Me too. Way too far back. I just tried the black rum. Didnt like it at first, but it grew on me. Tasted kinda like morgans mixed with jack. Im not a fan of jack, but like i said, it grew on me. I had the private stock years ago and i liked it but dont really remember the taste now. Guess...- K201979
- Post #29
- Forum: Introduction
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Longtime Reader from OH-MI
Welcome! Did somebody say rum? Named my harley after cpt. Morgans flagship, the "Satisfaction":D- K201979
- Post #27
- Forum: Introduction
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New from Wyandotte Mi
Welcome from missouri and thank you for your service.- K201979
- Post #11
- Forum: Introduction
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Help
I dont know anything about the selector valve, but id try to find out how to bypass it. Sorry im not more help- K201979
- Post #2
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Steering arm cone washer removal
Id say repeat the process, bad as i wish i had something better to tell you. Try hitting in different spots? The meat of the steering arm, down between the cones and the knuckle is what worked for me. I got pretty frustrated, but i guess mine wasnt that bad cuz just pb and a bfh popped them out...- K201979
- Post #2
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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3/4 ton? Wheels?
They look better on there then i expected. Sweet looking pickup!- K201979
- Post #13
- Forum: Wheels and Tires
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Greetings from Switch Suspension, Mesa AZ
That video has been on this forum before. LOVE that van!I grew up in my dads work vans. Chevy of course:D, that thing brings back memories. Guess i got a soft spot for g10s.- K201979
- Post #18
- Forum: Introduction
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Greetings from Switch Suspension, Mesa AZ
Welcome from missouri. Switch suspension, you guys did that cool g10 van, right?- K201979
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- Forum: Introduction
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Axle rubs spindle
Id say your spindle nut is backing off. New nuts will fix it but be real careful of the little nipple. Take your time...patience grasshoppa:D- K201979
- Post #10
- Forum: Differential & Driveline
