GEN 1 Shock rebuild

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Goose1942

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Pull the rear shocks off or just disconnect them from the axel. let them hang. put the truck back on the ground.. see if the noise is there. if so it is not the shock. if it is gone than it is in the shock and you might have done something wrong. don't put them back on break them down see what is up with them.
Yeah, that’s my next step.
 

TomDirt

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The kit I use is a 21/64 drill bit and a 1/8-27 NPT tap.
Yup. The kit with those little fu ckers was hiding in a kitchen drawer all the time. Now I've got the correct size drill bit, tap, Schrader valves, and even the Teflon tape!20241020_165806.jpg

BTW, you guys keep your shock tools in the kitchen too, right?
 
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BTW, you guys keep your shock tools in the kitchen too, right?
Well actually....... That is where mine are at currently!!!! The wife ask me this AM why are these in here. LOL I went and got them to post what they were. haven't made it back to there home yet.
 
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