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Check steering linkage

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Also, check the steering linkage.

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Check steering linkage

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Also, check the steering linkage.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have an 02 C2 cab with 66k miles. I am getting a crazy popping sound that is coming from under the rear seat/ drivers seat. You can even feel it. It mainly pops when turning from one elevation to a different one. Left or right, positive or negative elevation change It did this with the stock suspension, and after I replaced it with a used X74 set up. Here is a clip I recorded on my cell phone. You can here the 3 pops in the middle of the clip. Any ideas? http://tinypic.com/player.php?v=14cxl6u&s=3

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Hmmm...weird. Could it be in the rack? Do you feel it in the steering wheel? Perhaps a binding suspension point? Also, check the steering linkage. C.

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