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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: bayville,nj
Posts: 165
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Re: Truck Sits Crooked
Yes it sat this way before the springs that's what made me believe it has to be a spring right. I put the drivers side in and what do you know it leveled out I was like sweet. I got around to doing the passengers said and back to the Lean. So should I inspect or just replace all body mounts.? The back window is pretty level but here is the thing the truck was in some accidents before I had to realign the bed I am thinking but not hopeing that the frame may be bent.
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Salisbury, NC
Posts: 316
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Re: Truck Sits Crooked
This is the first time heard that it was the cab mount bushings. Good call, maybe that will help other people that have this same problem.
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: California
Posts: 147
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Re: Truck Sits Crooked
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Ahh, hmm it might be a combo of both? you might wanna measure both your springs and see if they are the same measurement? Just though I would throw in how I solved my problem. cause on these older vehicles those things get bad and it sits all crocked lol. Your frame might be bent "lets hope that's not the case"
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