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ok, wasn't sure as I have never gone underneath and moved them around. I made an appt next week to have the service dept take a look at them.

Was just working under the truck and decided to take a look at the CV axle and noticed this excessive movement noise. Does this sound\look normal? Passenger Side Driver Side

Latest update. Took the truck into the local lift shop to have the UCA bushings replaced. Before replacing the store manager wanted to listen to what I was hearing. He and his tech rocked the truck back and forth and found out the squeaking was coming from the shock shaft itself and where it...

Sorry missed that when I read through it on my phone.

Something else I just thought of. It's possible the radial (steel cords) in the tires snapped when it hit that hard. May not the rocking motion but a bad ride, yes. Road force balancing would be something to check off the list.

Just got this print out from the dealer a few weeks ago when I got ready to replace my end links. See some specs have changed for my 2021.

Bent Sway bar or end links?

Looks like a tracker . Did a google search on XMR201510UC20. Maybe dealer forgot to remove it or part of one of those dealer add ons like LoJack.

Wonder if it’s starting to corrode like it states on this TSB https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2024/MC-11005320-0001.pdf

So far after two hard rain storms there have been no further leaks after dealership sealed the window and replaced the third break light.

Hit milestone yesterday

I went ahead and looked up the OEM method to install and it said use soapy water and push through. Seemed to work well instead of cutting.

Where did you make the cut on your oem front factory bushings to install them on the bar? I bought oem ones after the energy ones I used continued to squeak even after greasing.

Take a look here Home | NHTSA under your vehicle year and there are a few tab’s that cover this issue. Look under structure category.

Once I turned it on it definitely wasn’t a v8 :sneaky:

Just picked mine up from being sealed today and they did a pretty good job. My Dealer subs it out to a certified window installer and they used the 2 part urethane sealant required by Stellantis in the TSB. We will see how well it holds up.

Dropped the truck off at the dealership this morning since the parts had come in to replace the brake light and seal the rear window leak. They were nice of enough to provide me with this loaner. 😁

Yep it was a small crack but the latest TSB supersedes the previous ones for replacement. https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2024/MC-11001564-0001.pdf Also there is a dealer letter that is recalling all the backlites from inventory looks like...

We are getting that winter weather here in Florida so I had to do something quick. I Cut a contractor yard bag in half and covered the window and brake light. Then used some magnets to hold it down.

Thanks. Dealership should have the adhesive and third brake light this week and I have my follow up next Tuesday. Anything I can do to help prevent water intrusion until then?