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#75661 03/30/2007 12:16 AM | Joined: Dec 2003 Posts: 2,953 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Dec 2003 Posts: 2,953 | I have had a constant mild jumping/hopping in the rear end of the truck. I suspected a left tire as it was hopping quite a bit when run with the wheels elevated. I did not try that wheel on the right side. I did a rear brake reline and did not turn the drums. When I adjusted the shoes I could not get a constant drag on the drums when I turned the wheel by hand. It would drag and run smooth and so on. I thought that either the drum is out of round or the axle might be bent. And seeing how I had a bouncy tire I started to think the whole problem might be an axle. There is no sign of seal problems on that side and when I tried to balance the wheels that particular tire was way out of balance and would have taken too much weight to rectify. I thought when I posted that perhaps if I could check the axle with some type of indicator then I could hopefully rule that out as a cause of my hopping. | | |
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