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Old 06-11-2012, 03:27 PM   #1
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Great explanation, I'm wondering if that is why my open cab PU now wobbles [steering] as i didn't install the rear mount?
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Great explanation, I'm wondering if that is why my open cab PU now wobbles [steering] as i didn't install the rear mount?
It is worth a try and not that hard to do.
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Great explanation, I'm wondering if that is why my open cab PU now wobbles [steering] as i didn't install the rear mount?
NO, NO, NO! Bill W. (Kinda' like saying, does my rear end whine 'cause I corrected the basic timing?)
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