clicking noise after harsh ride tsb was done....

so a few days after i got the harsh ride tsb worked on, i notice a clicking noise on the rear driver side when going over small bumps. i had my buddy jump up and down in the truck bed and it only will make that click noise on the driver side.. sounds like maybe the bolt might be loose?? any ideas? service dept not open till monday need help!!!

thx in advance

 

I have no idea but I just had the TSB done and have the same issue. I cannot reproduce the sound by jumping in the bed, just by going over bumps in the road

Anyone know what this could be?

 

i think i saw a post on here somewhere about the shock bolts being left loose.

 

What about the bolts on the new leaf pack? Wasn't there someone on here that the bolt was put in the wrong way and it rubbed on the frame?

 

thats what it sounds like.. im taking it back in on monday..

 

have you taken it back?? i sounds like it may be a lose shock bolt

 

alright so i went under to check the shock bolts to make sure its secure.. and i had my brother bounce up and down in the truck bed. comfirm the shocks indeed is moving a around. took a 17mm socket to it and wtf!!!! it was a loose bolt! really?? i cant believe the dealership let it leave like that?? but its fix now

 

funny this is brought up. I noticed a rattling noise when going over bumps after I got my Super 44 installed. I figured the exhaust needed some extra hangers. Then the rattling went away. Then I noticed a slight squeal/chirp. I thought it was my rear suspension.

But when I should shook the truck to see if it was the suspension I couldn't hear anything. This threw me for a loop so I took it to the dealership. Turns out I was missing a bolt and nut on the passenger side rear suspension. I don't think the dealership torqued them correctly and it just became loose and eventually fell out.

Dealership fixed it for me.

 

niiiiice.... its like a lawsuit waiting to happen..

 

Thanks for the feedback guys. Im going to check my shock and spring bolts to ensure they are torqued.