2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission truck leans to the drivers side (help)

[turbo lcc]

Anyone have this problem? - My truck leans to the drivers side. If so what fixed it??



Thanks

Lynn

 

[jrobinson2]

On my truck it was a slightly collapsed LH front spring, the new front springs leveled it up.

Jared

 

[wlowe]

I recall seeing a post where this lean was attributed to the weight of the fuel tank. Try checking it with the tank empty and full, this should verify. Don't have a solution if this is the problem, maybe airbags with seperate air pressures.



Good luck,

Bill

 

[RT66DOC]

How much do you weigh? Oo.

 

[ROADWARRIOR]

My truck sits roughly 3/4" lower on the driver's side front and back. Several people have this issue.



Dan

 

[CRSmith]

Since no one else has said it... The coil springs are rated differently on these trucks. You have a couple of hundred pounds difference in capacity between the passenger & driver side. When new, there should be a sticker on each spring, and the heavier duty spring should be on the driver side to compensate for the driver & fuel. Maybe yours are switched.

 

[RBSOB]

? for reduaram

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