Thump, Thump, Thump
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Thump, Thump, Thump
When I make a right turn at slow speed, I can hear a thump, thump, thump coming from the drivers side wheel area. Doesn’t do it in a left turn. Any clues on where to start looking? My passenger side brake caliper broke the through bolt once but it was more like a rattle. Wheel bearings were checked not long ago and all was well.
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I'd say look at the tires , the wheel bearings and the rear diff, espcially if it has a limited slip in it.
Get it rolling and start the turn, turn the Cummins off and have someone ouside watching it. You will find something!!
Get it rolling and start the turn, turn the Cummins off and have someone ouside watching it. You will find something!!
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Originally Posted by condensr
If it's a 4x4 I'd suspect the front axle u-joints..
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Replaced all the u-joints they were about gone and the carrier bearing was rough so put in a new one. Still can hear a slight rumble that shouldn’t be there. Next check is the rear differential. If it’s bad how much to replace that dude?
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