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The bed near the back of the drivers side tire had a small crack in it and would flap back and forth going down the road. I welded up the crack and primed and painted, all better now.
Drained and refilled the rear end gear oil and new outer axle oil seals
Drained transmission , replaced filter and refilled
Drained and refilled transfer case
New front brake pads
New front brake lines from ORD
New rear flexible brake lines from ORD
New master cylinder and all new DOT 5 brake...
I bought mine from offroad design, 66.00 per side with everything. My lower bearings were toast, full of grime and rusted. It steers a lot better now and feel a lot more solid that before. I am not saying it is a fix all but it helped mine out. The hardest part is getting out the king pins...
I have sunk a bunch of time and effort into mine recently.
Doghead relay
All new seals in the front end, repacked the bearings and new gear oil
Rebuilt the kingpins with all new pins, seals and bearings
Brand new warn brass full turn hubs
New drag link
Painted the front end
New harmonic balancer...
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