new track bar and drag link!?

so i dropped my truck off at the dealer, cuz there was a intermidate very small vibration coming from some where?. so I had to call them and ask them what the progress was ( keep in mind its my only vehicle) and the tell me that they are ordering a new drag link and track bar. then she tells me truck has to be there in the morning to get the drag link put on and the track bar will be there at 5!! so of coarse i was WTF. long story short iam borrowing my. buddys zr2 s10.

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Are they gonna warrenty them for you?

they should. if they wouldnt then they would have called before order


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i just dont understand why it needs em, truck has 17k miles and the 35/1250s have only been on for 1000 miles


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Doesn't sound right
and you should have been able to drive your truck untill they sourced all the parts

well your right, i didnt help, heres my conclusion, i put that leveling kit on, 1.5 inches, and did even touch the rear, so i was thinkin that the pinion angle might have been affected, makin the intermediate and small vibration comin from the axle, iam buyin 1 in blocks and goin from there


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that doesn't change anything

the level kit you installed so far wouldn't change your front pinion angle just your drive line angle
adding the rear block will change your rear pinion angle a tad if taped block is used and will change your drive line angle a bit

but will not correct whatever your issue is now.

I have seen new trucks have carrier bearing /driveline issues

blocks would be for the rear pinion angle


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correct if they are tapered it will change the pinion angle
but you haven't done anything to affect pinion angle from stock so far

Zmann said:

correct if they are tapered it will change the pinion angle
but you haven't done anything to affect pinion angle from stock so far

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From reading his posts, it doesnt sound like rear pinion should have been affected. From my experience adding a tapered block in the rear on such a small lift is not going to help driveline vibration. Every truck is different but thats just my thoughts. I hate to see people spend money they dont have to.

I agree

ok so no lift blocks, and when i put it in 4x4 the vibration goes away


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Strange situation. Keep us posted!

You need to get your alignment checked and make sure your caster is not out of spec, which most likely it is and that is what is causing the issue.

caster can cause a vibration issue?

k guys thanx trucks goin in for service and alingment, thanks for all yalls help

Zmann said:

caster can cause a vibration issue?

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Caster can cause a lot of things.

spent 350 for new caster shims and alingment, didnt help


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it has to be the tires, i put my stock rims back on so its not outa balance, u think i should check carrier bearing, because i cant feel anything in the steering wheel


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