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Re: Could I be bottoming out my Steering? Help
[Re: Veronica99]
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03/12/07 01:55 AM
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Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 68
Getting the Wheeling Fever
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I have a similar noise and feeling in my 99 Rodeo. At first it only occurred when it was near freezing during turns where I encountered bumps, potholes and pavement irregularities. I could feel and hear it underneath my feet.
What I discovered (after sometime) was that my front shocks slip back and forth on the bolt and polyurethane pieces that connects them to the shock mounts causing a knocking noise and vibration. This is largely due to my custom fitting of the Rancho shocks to my Rodeo. I haven't done anything to correct it and I've been driving like that for ~6 years.
Good luck with yours.
If you want something done right do it yourself two or three times! LetsRodeo1999 Isuzu Rodeo LS 4WD 3" CPL, 3" BL LT265/75 16 TOYO Open Country AT ShrockWorks Rock Sliders
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