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Are the tires scalloped or missing any weights? Busted shock? I've driven about 7 different trucks that had the shakes. All of the straight axle trucks were fixed by replacing track bar bushings or sway bar end link bushings. One blew the engine before it was fixed. The TTB trucks were radious arm bushings. My '97 has to be aligned just right for it to handle right. |
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hmmm, this is a little tough huh?? is the dealer gonna warranty any of this for you? seems like it is a little rusty for a 2005 model. i have an 04 and nowhere near the amount of rust. so that makes me think it want taken care of, but that is just my opinion. i would take it back to them and tell them to fix it since they have to do certain safety inspections and or check before they can sell the truck. sounds like it is pretty unsafe to me. be careful. you are on the right track though by going through the hardware underneath and making sure it is all tight and secure. Good luck.
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