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Welcome to the group!
I Had a shock sqeek years ago. I never noticed until I tryed to sleep in the back of the truck. It was a rear shock. I jacked the truck up and sprayed some lubebricut on the shiny shaft up under the shock cover. Didn't have any trouble sleeping after that!!!
There is some lattitude in the front end adjustments and it could be OK but fine tuning might fix it. On the other hand the trucks rear end may not be lined up with the front end properly. A weak spring or T-Bar on one side or the other as well as a shock. This can also happen when damaged in the colision.
Good Luck.. Don S..
__________________ PLEASE >>> A SIG similar to mine can be VERY HELPFUL to all the members!
'99 4x4 3.3 Frontier Se KC Auto, 48,000 miles
'76 4x4 401 Wagoneer QT
'04 FWD 1.8 Sentra '08 FWD 2.4 Camry LE
Fort Worth
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