Quick Question *noob time*
#1
So I was under my blazer the other day looking for things that squeek...
Now this is the best picture I found on the net.. and it happens to be raining out right now..
http://www.s10forum.com/classifieds/...90802-1750.jpg
Now the two circles that I assume are like bump stop things... On my blazer they don't touch anything...
Is this normal?
I assume the two rubber looking items that are rounded and above the spot on my blazer actually bottom out there to prevent the axle from going to far...
Right/wrong or completely lost?
I was just curious I have never really looked into the suspension aspect other than what lifts available.
Now this is the best picture I found on the net.. and it happens to be raining out right now..
http://www.s10forum.com/classifieds/...90802-1750.jpg
Now the two circles that I assume are like bump stop things... On my blazer they don't touch anything...
Is this normal?
I assume the two rubber looking items that are rounded and above the spot on my blazer actually bottom out there to prevent the axle from going to far...
Right/wrong or completely lost?
I was just curious I have never really looked into the suspension aspect other than what lifts available.
#2
correct, those are the bump stop plates welded to the axle, they are used to prevent the axle from traveling to far and hitting other things under full suspension travel. I have found alot of the second gen S series trucks to have the front leaf spring bushings dry out and cause a squeak under suspension travel. hope this helps.
#3
correct, those are the bump stop plates welded to the axle, they are used to prevent the axle from traveling to far and hitting other things under full suspension travel. I have found alot of the second gen S series trucks to have the front leaf spring bushings dry out and cause a squeak under suspension travel. hope this helps.
I figured I was close to being right... and if the squeak is from these bushings I will feel better!
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