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I stand corrected ... Looked on the web for an image and I do see that there is a compound bend in the panhard ....Need a frontal picture. That panhard bar appears to be pushed back. Take a look at the attached off of my former '94
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@40LandCruising Johnny et al are probably right about the r&p damage but I know you just did the knuckles so I’m trying to think of any possible scenario that could cause the problem OTHER than having to tear it all back down and spend a lot of time and money on repairs. Johnny knows his sh@t. I’m basically spitballing and hoping for the best outcome. What will be, they say, will be.
Diagnosis is a systematic process of elimination.
Without that, you are just taking shots in the dark (or with a lot of experience, a poorly lit area). Even the case when you are pretty sure you know what the problem is, it’s best to eliminate the simple and easy things first. It’s much easier to visually inspect suspension components than it is to tear apart a front differential. Start with the easy things then go from there.