I’m having some serious growling noise coming from my driveline. I checked trans and it looks ok all gears look fine, only a little metal dust in fluid. I was told to make sure my ride height is correct. Can anyone help me find out the correct height per my vin?
2003 8100 ride height?
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What's your vin?
What the truck built that low, or did the body builder alter it? If the chassis is altered by the rack builder, I can't get a factory spec for you. -
That is a good question. I have no idea. But here is my vin: 1hshnahr93h561887. Can you also tell what transmission model I have by the vin? My trans is missing the tag on it.
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Trans is a Meritor MO-14G9B-M14 9 speed.
Your ride height, as built from the factory, is 5.25 inches measured from the bottom of the air bag pedestal to the top plate. -
Thank you I am going to measure in the morning, I’m quite certain it is way too high.
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I checked the height and that 5.25 seems awfully low. When you say top plate, are you referring to the top air bag mount?
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Yes, or to the bottom of the frame rail itself. Original lineset for your truck shows it was built with Goodyear 1R12324 air bags.
1R12-324 Goodyear Air Spring - Rolling Lobe Airbag [1R12-324] | $161.95 | SD Truck Springs | Leaf Springs, Helper Springs and Suspension Parts -
Definitely was the ride height! Unfortunately there is damage to the front rear. Looks like some decent metal shavings in my diff oil. What would you charge me to send a copy of my build sheet over to my email? Haulingautos@gmail.com
That way I can find out what I have or am supposed to have on my truck when stuff like this arises lol -
I have no problem with a couple part numbers here and there, but in order to give you that I have to break down each line and simply can't do that.
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Gotcha! How about a number for my power divider/ front rear?
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