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sorry but i'm not english spoken, so i cannot understand what you're writing, but as i can tell you is like iron with iron contacting waka, wka waka.. waka...

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You have probably lost a spring insulator. The factory insulators are easily lost and once one is gone you will hear the spring ends slapping under certain conditions.

 

You need a set of these: http://www.merchant-automotive.com/rearspringinsulators.aspx

 

they slip over the ends of the springs and you'll never lose another one.

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sorry but i'm not english spoken, so i cannot understand what you're writing, but as i can tell you is like iron with iron contacting waka, wka waka.. waka...

¿Hablamos español?

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Nannoo, Nannoo.

I like how your truck just appears in places and looks like it never had any human occupants... Nice siggy.

 

I'm a gonna have to work on a good one. :D

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Nannoo, Nannoo.

I like how your truck just appears in places and looks like it never had any human occupants... Nice siggy.

 

I'm a gonna have to work on a good one. :drool:

 

 

:D

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Si hablo espanol, y me gustaria saber donde van instaladas esas gomas exactamente, para ordenarlas y eliminar este ruido que me tiene obstinado... Tiene sentido lo que me dice el forista, que quizas perdi un anti-ruido del resorte ballesta trasero, y por eso el sonido..

Suena cuando freno, cuando arranco,es como si cada movimiento que se hiciera sobre el eje trasero, produce un sonido desagradable.

 

I'll try to translate this to english:

Yes, I talk Spanish, and I would like to know where do i have to install these rubbers exactly, just to order them, and get out of the problem that it's driving me crazy... I thik you're right, maybe I lost the oem isolating rubber in the rear leaf spring and that's the sound i'm hearing.

It make souds when I breake, when I start driving, it's like each movement i make on my rear axle makes sound produced by the rear spring..

Help me..

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My Spanish is not great but here goes...

 

El caucho es simplemente entre el acero de hojas de la primavera. Se podría incluso hacer algo de plástico o caucho. Lubricante entre las fuentes puede ayudar también.

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Un camión de 2008 no debería tener este problema. ¿Existe una garantía de que existe? Perdón mi mal español.

 

¿Has probado a lubricar con aceite, los manantiales? A veces es todo lo que se necesita para resolver el problema chirriante.

 

Debo irme ahora. Es tarde. Voy a comprobarlo mañana. Adios a mi amigo por ahora.

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gracias, podrias escribirlo en ingles, no hay problema...

You may write this in English.. and thank you for your help... i'll try to upload pics of my rear leaf spring so you can tell me where exactly to add the rubber or the oil or whatever idea you have..

thank you

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sorry but i'm not english spoken, so i cannot understand what you're writing, but as i can tell you is like iron with iron contacting waka, wka waka.. waka...

 

You need 25 cents, then eat the flashing ball so that the ghosts turn blue........ :cool:

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The attached photo shows the location of the new spring isolator. They slip over the end of the lower spring - two per side.

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