Posted by Kevin (FL) on September 22, 2007 at 20:36:23 from (70.149.218.24):
Been running my truck on some regular roads trips between here and Houston and have just noticed something about the handling of the truck--strangely it seems to act up when crossing bridges or hitting road bumps. It seems like I almost lose control of the steering for an instant--almost to the point of having to back off the throttle for an instant to regain control of the truck. The only thing I've done to the truck lately was to buy two new tires for the rear because one of front ones got a nail near the sidewall. So I had the two rears rotated to the front and they put the new ones on the rear. I'm thinking the problem could be a bad shock on one side and maybe the tire rotation was a coincidence. Truck has about 135K on it--a single rear F350, 2001 model with the 6 speed ZF. Has anyone else run across this situation?
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