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<blockquote data-quote="bigdogYJ" data-source="post: 21961" data-attributes="member: 11207"><p>Pulled off tie rods from the knuckles tonight and the knuckles turn with some resistance but not what I would think is excessive. Started the truck and turned the wheel without the knuckles connected and there’s definitely still heaviness when turning but noticeably less then when it’s all connected. I wonder if the idler/pitman or idler bracket is binding/stiff. To be honest the more I drive it starts to feel less “heavy”. At this point there’s no slop anywhere and generally the steering feels good. I think I’m going to put some more miles on it and see if it loosens up a bit. It’s definitely not as heavy and sloppy as it was before I changed the box and pump. That was a bit of a handle at times. </p><p></p><p>I think that about does it for suspension, driveline, steering and brakes for now. Now I need to work a bit on the interior cleaning and get those speakers changed out. I’ll see how much time I get over the next week with the rain coming in.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigdogYJ, post: 21961, member: 11207"] Pulled off tie rods from the knuckles tonight and the knuckles turn with some resistance but not what I would think is excessive. Started the truck and turned the wheel without the knuckles connected and there’s definitely still heaviness when turning but noticeably less then when it’s all connected. I wonder if the idler/pitman or idler bracket is binding/stiff. To be honest the more I drive it starts to feel less “heavy”. At this point there’s no slop anywhere and generally the steering feels good. I think I’m going to put some more miles on it and see if it loosens up a bit. It’s definitely not as heavy and sloppy as it was before I changed the box and pump. That was a bit of a handle at times. I think that about does it for suspension, driveline, steering and brakes for now. Now I need to work a bit on the interior cleaning and get those speakers changed out. I’ll see how much time I get over the next week with the rain coming in. [/QUOTE]
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