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Re: Steering Slop
the rag joint can turn to rags.
park the truck and have someone steer the wheel back and forth while you lay in front and look for slop.
if you still don't see it, park with the front wheels sunk in mud, and repeat.
Also check all alignment shims are still there and tight.
jack it up and check for play in wheel bearings, balljoints ,and a arm bushings.
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