H8 PVMT
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I have a 2000 Yukon, 200k on her. Recently I've been feeling and hearing a clunk from what I believe to be the front suspension area of the Yukon. A couple things:
1. No noise while driving, meaning I've listened for any constant noise while driving to see if a bearing might be going out but it's quiet with the windows down at low and high speeds.
2. I've had the truck up on jack stands and inspected for obvious signs of wear using a pry bar and hand to wiggle things around for excess play. The only thing I've found is the left axle moves in and out more than the right axle, not sure what that means but it was noticeable
3. I've aligned the wheels and replaced the shocks.
4. I've inspected the UJoints and they are in good shape.
I'm left wondering what is wrong. I've come up with a worn bushing somewhere, ball joint or axle.
Can anyone help with some advise or input? I don't want to take it to a shop, too much $$, hopefully I can figure it out and fix it.
1. No noise while driving, meaning I've listened for any constant noise while driving to see if a bearing might be going out but it's quiet with the windows down at low and high speeds.
2. I've had the truck up on jack stands and inspected for obvious signs of wear using a pry bar and hand to wiggle things around for excess play. The only thing I've found is the left axle moves in and out more than the right axle, not sure what that means but it was noticeable
3. I've aligned the wheels and replaced the shocks.
4. I've inspected the UJoints and they are in good shape.
I'm left wondering what is wrong. I've come up with a worn bushing somewhere, ball joint or axle.
Can anyone help with some advise or input? I don't want to take it to a shop, too much $$, hopefully I can figure it out and fix it.
