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Sound Coming From Right Rear

OilCityOutlaw629

OilCityOutlaw629

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tbplus10 said:
Just because the tires are new doesn't give them a pass, I'd have a shop check the balance just to be sure.
Bearings are like Kenney said, another possibility is bent axle/shaft, not saying you beat your truck, I've had this problem before after hitting a pot hole.
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Sounds like tires to me, could be balance, or a screwed up belt in the tire.
Only speaking from past experience, not a tire specialist by any means
 
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Cutty

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took carrier in to shop and they said all was good in there. took both axle shafts in and the right bearing sounds like the problem. I should be getting them back tomorrow. I did throw on the spare tire to before I took apart and it sounded the same. i didn't do it all myself but will save some bucks just giving them the axles. They charged me nothing for carrier. hopefully all goes smooth tomorrow.
 
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Cutty

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Put axle shafts back in, added new brake shoes, all runs smooth now.
Just need to adjust my parking brake. then bleed system. I did bleed system with a measured stick but need to do it again with
a body in the seat. Any tips on adjusting making brake? Not much info in the manual.
 
OilCityOutlaw629

OilCityOutlaw629

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Cutty said:
Put axle shafts back in, added new brake shoes, all runs smooth now.
Just need to adjust my parking brake. then bleed system. I did bleed system with a measured stick but need to do it again with
a body in the seat. Any tips on adjusting making brake? Not much info in the manual.
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The bleeder valves with the check balls
(Speed bleeders)are worth every penny.
Makes bleeding the system a breeze.
 
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