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Have you replaced the metal/rubber articulation blocks that holds the steer axle in place? With an enviroment like that you get a lot of excessive front to rear wear.

Jack the truck up and grab the steer tire and pull,if you see the entire axle moving that may be the cause,when you pull it apart,you'll see the blocks broken on the inside, make sure you order new shims for it too. I would replace the rubber snubber pad too while you have it torn down.

Also inspect the axle & mounts carefully for cracks and excessive wear.
  • Posted 17 Sep 2011 11:56
  • By roadtech
  • joined 2 May'09 - 81 messages
  • Ohio, United States

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