torque rod replacement

Are both rods on the truck identical in length and the ends? What about the ones you bought, are they identical or different? If they are the same then they gave you the wrong part because what they gave you is different than what is on the truck and won't work. So they either looked up the wrong number or the crossover to another manufacturer is where things went wrong. Take a pic of your VIN and have them look it up that way if they did not do it that way the first time. Take your rod to the dealer. I know, you probably don't want to buy there due to the cost. If you asked for the part # and did not order there they figured you wanted # to order from somewhere else and they likely intentionally gave you the wrong #.

 

This is why i just have new bushings pressed in the original rods. Will always fit and if you arn't having an alignment problem no need to have any adjustment made. 50% of the replacement rods never match up and too much time is wasted hunting down the right ones when a spring shop can just pop out and pop in new bushings in no time. Last ones i had done were for an old Frieghtliner spring ride. Took them 15 minutes to all four. All of those links have had so many different lengths and part numbers given to them over the last 50 years but the bushings have never changed.