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Speed bump bang

posted by  TONY H on  Wed Feb 23 07:48 CST 2011
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#1 don't go over them fast.. That's why they are there, to keep you driving slow.

Before looking at replacing shocks, I would look at a Muffler that might be missing the Rubber Hangers.

I'd also look at the Trailing Arm bushings and Torque rod bushings. When they go bad, bumps like this will cause a banging.
Anything in teh truck jumping up from hitting teh bump too hard? Spare tire and Jack fastened down tightly?
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