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  1. Stretch44875

    Warning on dogbone, torque rod failure.

    Pretty easy, don't think the metal was hardened. I put the dogbone back on with a hydraulic cylinder, and it pass the pry bar test. Looks like it never came off.
  2. Stretch44875

    Warning on dogbone, torque rod failure.

    I saw the other thread on it, and noticed his looked like new, and it still came apart. Mine was also in good shape and came apart. Figured I'd post my problem and solution.
  3. Stretch44875

    Warning on dogbone, torque rod failure.

    Recently had a dogbone (torque rod) come off the lower left rear axle while driving. This happened on a level stretch of road, about 45 mph. Truck acted like I blew a front tire, and headed straight for the ditch. I was able to control it, and pulled off. Now for the scary part. If the rod...
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