READ! If you have a leveling kit!

[TheDurtyDeez]

Originally Posted by bigcountrysg

I have never heard of this happening to any vehicle. No matter how tall the lift or how low to the ground the truck is.

What exactly happened, did the bolts pull through the frame. Or did the bolts break, that is the big question.

They seemed to have pulled outta the frame. one was broke off, but I think it broke off after it came out.

Originally Posted by TheDurtyDeez

They seemed to have pulled outta the frame. one was broke off, but I think it broke off after it came out.

Certain vehicle models over the last 30 years have been prone to cracking the frame around the steering box, Toyota, Chevy and Jeeps to name a few but I've never seen it on a Super Duty. I think its a case of "if it can happen it will". Man made it so it can break.

[anaconda33]

I have an 86 Chevy Blazer and those body styles are prone to having the frame crack around the steering box. First time I've heard of it happening to a PSD.

[Cj Ford]

cough*bullshiat*cough

[TheDurtyDeez]

What's bull****?


The frame didn't crack, the bolts just pulled out... in my case.

[lonuf]

I had a 98 ford van with this problem. All stock e150. Looked to me like the bolts had somehow got loose and broke the bolts.

[superduty4x4]

Originally Posted by TheDurtyDeez

What's bull****?


The frame didn't crack, the bolts just pulled out... in my case.

I think he was referring to the dealer's claim that your level kit caused the failure.

[caryt]

Their is no way a level kit can cause this period. Its not going to happen even with a lift kit..typical idiot tech.

Cary

[redstroker_2002]

sounds like bs i never have heard of such a thing!!

[Cj Ford]

Originally Posted by superduty4x4

I think he was referring to the dealer's claim that your level kit caused the failure.

we have a winner
thats exactly what I say is BS about, that a 2" leveling kit couldnt cause that