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PlowinDak47
Dodge Dakota
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3/03/2006
19:07:17
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Try looking at the stabilizer bar end bushings or center bushings.. if you can see light through them or the metal around them is super shiney then you have a problem!
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Hung Chow
Dodge Dakota
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3/07/2006
14:16:46
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Hung Chow says...thud sound when you stop is gas sloshing around in gas tank.
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Josh
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3/13/2006
13:44:14
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akaproph -
Could be spring wrap.
Check the rear shocks.
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Shatto
Dodge Dakota
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3/26/2006
20:27:28
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The dealer said I'd need a new rack and pinion unit. My buddy at Firestone replaced the loose shaft to the right wheel, did a free alignment on my lifetime contract and all was well.
Other clunks have been caused by ball joints; check by jacking the A-arm and pulling side to side and top and bottom. If the wheel hangs free, as on a rack, you can't feel the bad joint.
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boomer
Dodge Dakota
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12/24/2006
09:13:17
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I've heard it said quite a few times now...the thud when you are turing, especially a sharp turn, is one of your cab mounts. I have the same problem but have not had time to take a look at it. I'm not even sure what to do to it, anyone have an idea? replace bushings?
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