Dodge truck owners

ridgetops · Sep 11, 2016

Any of you guys experience the "Death Wobble" and what did you do to fix the problem?
After hitting a pothole or bump in the road, the front end starts shaking violently.
I had it happen to me for the first time the other day on my 1998 1500.
I'm going to have the front end checked out this week before getting it realigned.
I just had new tires put on it since the Death Wobble happened.

elkassassin · Sep 11, 2016

>Any of you guys experience the
>"Death Wobble" and what did
>you do to fix the
>problem?
>After hitting a pothole or bump
>in the road, the front
>end starts shaking violently.
>I had it happen to me
>for the first time the
>other day on my 1998
>1500.
>I'm going to have the front
>end checked out this week
>before getting it realigned.
>I just had new tires put
>on it since the Death
>Wobble happened.

Did You Go with Bigger Tires?

Know a Guy that Has the Same Issue on a Chevy Dura-Max!

Any Chevy Lover Suggestions out there?

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way with Words[/font]

BrassBloodNBone · Sep 11, 2016

LAST EDITED ON Sep-11-16 AT 03:12PM (MST)[p]Google Dodge steering gear stabilizer... easy to install yourself. I would also suggest putting a steering stabilizer shock either single or dual on.

Has done the trick for me. And i can actually drive the ol Dodge down the road instead of herding it.

elkassassin · Sep 11, 2016

I've Seen this Kit Fix the Problem with Dodges & I've seen it Not Fix it!

Either Way,The Truck Will Drive Better with it & You're not out much money!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Steering-Ge...ash=item3abe9c8bff:g:vWYAAOSwiylXBfdr&vxp=mtr

[font color="blue"]She put a Big F.U. in My Future,Ya She's got a
way with Words[/font]

Runnoft · Sep 11, 2016

My 2006 2500 had the death wobble. I took it to Alignment Specialists in SLC, UT. They replaced most of the parts with updated Mopar parts. The new parts are beefed up and connect in differently than the old ones did. Issue solved and the truck rides better than it ever did. Tires are wearing much better as well. I'm running factory sized tires.

ridgetops · Sep 11, 2016

Same size tires.
I'm thinking it might be the tracking bar being loose.
Also, that gear box stabilizer might be a good idea too.

Soj51hopeful · Sep 11, 2016

My buddy had an old 12v dodge that had oversize bias ply tires and that damn thing would buck you right off the road. Track bar.

nfh · Sep 11, 2016

replace ball joints while your at it.

elkassassin · Sep 11, 2016

Lift Radiator Cap & Pull 2016 Dodge under it!

(((RAZZIN Ya!

)))

You can bet they Won't Interchange!

[font color="blue"]She put a Big F.U. in My Future,Ya She's got a
way with Words[/font]

feddoc · Sep 12, 2016

Dodge owners are always sucking the hind teat.

elkassassin · Sep 12, 2016

For feddoc!

[font color="blue"]She put a Big F.U. in My Future,Ya She's got a
way with Words[/font]

trophyhunter · Sep 17, 2016

I had the happen on an old Chevy.....turned out to be broken motor mounts.....i would check the out...

))))------->

NVBighorn · Sep 17, 2016

Prepare to write some checks

www.sportsmensaccess.org

elkassassin · Sep 17, 2016

>Prepare to write some checks
>
>www.sportsmensaccess.org

Did the Written Checks get it Fixed NVB?

[font color="blue"]She put a Big F.U. in My Future,Ya She's got a
way with Words[/font]

WapitiBob · Sep 18, 2016

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>For feddoc!
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>[font color="blue"]She put a Big F.U.
>in My Future,Ya She's got
>a
>way with Words[/font]
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Want to compare?

elkassassin · Sep 18, 2016

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>>For feddoc!
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>>[font color="blue"]She put a Big F.U.
>>in My Future,Ya She's got
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>Want to compare?
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Not Bad for a Ford there Bob!

But Check this out!

You're Missing a Comma & another Number:

http://www.cumminshighmileageclub.com/Truck/Search

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way with Words[/font]

NVBighorn · Sep 18, 2016

Well Elk, we did an alignment. No fix. Replaced ball hoints. No fix. Track bar. No fix.
One of those steering box stabilizers. No fix. Tie rod stabilizer. No fix. New tie rod ends. No fix. Finally last year I junked the BF Goodrich wide tires ($1300) and spent an additional $1700 on front end parts and I've gone over a year now without a wobble incident. So yes I guess the checks worked... for now.

elkassassin · Sep 18, 2016

>Well Elk, we did an alignment.
>No fix. Replaced ball hoints.
>No fix. Track bar. No
>fix.
>One of those steering box stabilizers.
>No fix. Tie rod stabilizer.
>No fix. New tie rod
>ends. No fix. Finally last
>year I junked the BF
>Goodrich wide tires ($1300) and
>spent an additional $1700 on
>front end parts and I've
>gone over a year now
>without a wobble incident. So
>yes I guess the checks
>worked... for now.

DAMN!

Did You Make a 2016 Model out of it with all them New Parts?

I Told You on that Steering Box Stabilizer it may or may not Fix it!

But It's a Part that'll Help Keep that Dodge on the Road!

Did You ever Call the Guy You Bought the Truck from a PLICK?

I'll Bet You Still Don't Dare Put your Hand On Ms NVB's Leg While Driving it!

[font color="blue"]She put a Big F.U. in My Future,Ya She's got a
way with Words[/font]

mtmuley · Sep 18, 2016

>Well Elk, we did an alignment.
>No fix. Replaced ball hoints.
>No fix. Track bar. No
>fix.
>One of those steering box stabilizers.
>No fix. Tie rod stabilizer.
>No fix. New tie rod
>ends. No fix. Finally last
>year I junked the BF
>Goodrich wide tires ($1300) and
>spent an additional $1700 on
>front end parts and I've
>gone over a year now
>without a wobble incident. So
>yes I guess the checks
>worked... for now.

All that and you still own that pile? mtmuley