South Florida B.S. Thread

They asound like they came from hell, and toyota wont do crap anyonore blameing it on sand, so i want a second opinion with someone who can tell me what is wrong and if there is a fix

 

Just squeaky or is this different? Maybe pressure wash in between the leafs might be something in there. If a shop with just check it out for free that would good too.

 

Beyond squeak i will see if i still have the video. The springs have been replaced twice, and the truck is a year old

 

Bushings been replaced?

 

Whole set includeing bushings

 

U bolts? I'd take them to the shop you got them installed from and make them check it out.

 

Those have never been touched and toyota has done all the work under warrenty

 

I'd for sure take it back. That's really unacceptable, can you get it to repeat when you test drive it?

 

I have tsken it back and all they do is point the finger at me saying it is my fault, i have taken it to corprate toyota and they too piont the finger at me

 

Buy some allpro, wheelers, old man emu leaf springs. They all have 3" of lift or go with some general brand leaf springs with no lift if you are for sure saying its the leaf springs.

 

Yea im not positive it is that is why i want to go to a shop and get a second opinion

Here is a link to my leafs dont know if it will work as i posted it on yt

 

Didn't work, try just a www. link

 

Yea, problem is im on my phone so give me a second

 

Okay no big deal

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q69R0R8AtDQ

See if this works

 

Did they attempt to fix it with that patch/pad thing? I thought I read about something like this a while ago.

 

Mine had a little squeak similar but not as serious as that but I fixed it by spraying some chain oil over everything including the top shock bushings and I havn't heard anything since.

 

Yea, have read the fix to, but mine comes from the front of the leafs, and the leafs dont hold oil or grease.

 

cruising down the street in my six - fo......

 

Yes you definitely need a relay, the place you bought if from should have sold the relays for the light bar. That would have included the wires too and the instructions in most cases. As to placement of the switch that even easier all it mostly needs is finding the "blank" and removing it and then just running the wires, if it is in a tricky spot you can always fish the wires thru. It is not hard at all.