Name that knock!

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Derick

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So on my 2500 I've got a pretty significant knock at slow speeds while turning with an incline. I've already replaced the lbj and ubjs. New CVs, and got new tires and recently balanced and aligned. I can sometimes feel the knock right under my feet.... So I'm thinking it's time to do the pitman arm and idler arm. Any thoughts?

2007 Chevy Suburban 2500
6.0 LY6, 4L80E rebuilt April 2020
Bone stock
June 2020: 159k miles
 

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Sway bar bushings and links in good shape and tight?
 

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Correct me if I'm wrong but, we don't have pitman arms or idler arms, we have a rack and pinion.
Could it be the intermediate steering shaft?
 

kbuskill

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Correct me if I'm wrong but, we don't have pitman arms or idler arms, we have a rack and pinion.
Could it be the intermediate steering shaft?

His truck is a 2500 (3/4 ton)... the suspension on his is completely different than our 1500 (1/2 ton) trucks.

2500's have leaf springs out back and torsion bars up front.
 
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