Spring eye bushings are the bushings at the end of your leaf springs on the front.
Cool, between this and the K5 you are batting 1000. That's gotta be giving you a warm and fuzzy feeling. Gonna try and get your window mechanisms working next?Got the new steering stabilizer installed, and primed the carb using the trick that @ZooMad75 mentioned (drug store ear syringe). Fired right up. I also tightened my u-bolts. I could turn them easily with a breaker bar, so they were definitely loose.
On my test drive, I hit a few of the same old potholes and manhole covers that would cause death wobble in the past. It didn't happen this time, and I was purposefully going between 35-40 mph.
Definitely an encouraging result but I am going to continue checking some of the other things mentioned in this thread just to make absolutely sure:
1. Check how snug the steering box is mounted to the frame.
2. Check the spring eye bushings... I don't know exactly where these are located but they shouldn't be hard to find.
3. I probably should get my tires balanced. I am assuming they are balanced because they were run on a Suburban before I bought them... but wouldn't hurt to double-check.
I don't remember if I did respond here but both in my crew cab and my suburban I had that happen and both were solved by tightening the u bolts on the springsGot the new steering stabilizer installed, and primed the carb using the trick that @ZooMad75 mentioned (drug store ear syringe). Fired right up. I also tightened my u-bolts. I could turn them easily with a breaker bar, so they were definitely loose.
On my test drive, I hit a few of the same old potholes and manhole covers that would cause death wobble in the past. It didn't happen this time, and I was purposefully going between 35-40 mph.
Definitely an encouraging result but I am going to continue checking some of the other things mentioned in this thread just to make absolutely sure:
1. Check how snug the steering box is mounted to the frame.
2. Check the spring eye bushings... I don't know exactly where these are located but they shouldn't be hard to find.
3. I probably should get my tires balanced. I am assuming they are balanced because they were run on a Suburban before I bought them... but wouldn't hurt to double-check.

