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Renzo778
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No links are broken. Very frustrated
02 Denali with bad side to side sway at n over 55mph.....WTH??!!
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pnwdan
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Bad shocks?
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Sounds like a problem I had a while back. The rear most bolt on the driver side rear lower control arm/trailing arm was the culprit. Somehow the hole in the bracket was larger than the one on the arm itself causing it to move. So I got a bigger bolt and slightly reamed out the bushing on the arm and that's all it was the whole time. Literally a $3.99 fix.
Have someone stand on the rear bumper and slightly bounce up and down while looking at the trailing arm bolt locations. There was just a little movement there but it translated to quite a bit overall. I'm not sure I would have ever found it without the second person.
Have someone stand on the rear bumper and slightly bounce up and down while looking at the trailing arm bolt locations. There was just a little movement there but it translated to quite a bit overall. I'm not sure I would have ever found it without the second person.
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Did you resolve the issue?
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I actually disconnected the sway bar from the links n shifted it over just a bit. Reconnected everything and it drives 90% better
