When I am pulling my 10,000# 5th wheel with my '97 2500 2WD (105,000 miles) and I make a sharp left turn from a dead stop, accelerating as I make my turn, I heard and feel a "thumping" coming from my right front wheel/tire area. It only happens when loaded down with my 5th wheel, and it only happens when I turn left as I accelerate after I have been stopped (at a 4 way stop,etc. ) It does not occur if I turn sharply left while "coasting" thru a turn, nor does it ever occur when I turn to the right. I have stopped at a tire dealer and at a DOdge dealership and both have been stumped as what is happening. There is nothing wrong that we can see visually. One recommended that I make sure the air pressure in my tires is correct (it is) and the other recommended that I put some grease on the steerring "stops" to prevent rubbing, but that didn't help either. Can anyone help me? I am currently traveling for several months this fall, winter and don't want to break down! Could it be the ball joints, etc. ? I grease all the greasable joints regularly, but the ball joints are sealed. Thanks for advice. Dan