2013 Suburban, rattle or tapping noise from the right rear wheel well area.

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Yep just realized that... my bad.
I know, I thought for a minute they were included due to the pic but then it says it’s not “application specific “ and I looked at the parts list and no body mounts. That’s deceiving imo.
 

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I know, I thought for a minute they were included due to the pic but then it says it’s not “application specific “ and I looked at the parts list and no body mounts. That’s deceiving imo.

I wonder if the body mounts for the older box body blazers would be the same height as a Trailblazer?
 
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Why not go Poly?

https://www.prothanesuspensionparts.com/7143

Less than $200 for all of the body mounts and they won't dry rot or deteriorate like rubber.

Plus you can get them in red for more HP.
I thought about changing them all but want to put the money into a BB tune and I still need a front diff. I will be happy to just get this one mount quiet.
 

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I thought about changing them all but want to put the money into a BB tune and I still need a front diff. I will be happy to just get this one mount quiet.

Good plan... I just wanted to make sure you were aware of all the options.

I wasn't sure how much the stock parts were going to set you back and figured it might be just as cheap to go poly as OEM parts are usually at a premium.
 
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I decided to go ahead and order enough of the little mount insulator things do do the whole side of the truck. Since I will have all the mount bolts out and that side lifted. Who wants to bet I get a noise on the other side after this?
 
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I decided to go ahead and order enough of the little mount insulator things do do the whole side of the truck. Since I will have all the mount bolts out and that side lifted. Who wants to bet I get a noise on the other side after this?
Probably will, but at least you will know what is causing it!

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While I am waiting for parts I am trying to figure out what lifting point to use for lifting the body. I planned to use a 4x4 to spread the weight. I was thinking of lifting between the #3 and #4 mounts as far out near the rocker as possible.
 

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While I am waiting for parts I am trying to figure out what lifting point to use for lifting the body. I planned to use a 4x4 to spread the weight. I was thinking of lifting between the #3 and #4 mounts as far out near the rocker as possible.
the upfitter guide might have some kind of info on that.
 

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Put a few peices of big metal washers between the worn bushing, you are good to go.




I decided to go ahead and order enough of the little mount insulator things do do the whole side of the truck. Since I will have all the mount bolts out and that side lifted. Who wants to bet I get a noise on the other side after this?
 

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