Suspension question

[Kingstonlake]

Just got my 02 w/85K. I notice when going over one of Michigan's wonderful road bumps where the sections of pavement meet each other and rise over a long winter, that it seems to "throw" the truck, especially on a slight cornering section of the road. It quickly recovers and is very brief. Is this normal for the T4R as it is a truck ride for sure or am i looking at a sway bar issue and need to check bushings or something else? Any advice or opinions are appreciated!

 

[shootmymime]

Just got my 02 w/85K. I notice when going over one of Michigan's wonderful road bumps where the sections of pavement meet each other and rise over a long winter, that it seems to "throw" the truck, especially on a slight cornering section of the road. It quickly recovers and is very brief. Is this normal for the T4R as it is a truck ride for sure or am i looking at a sway bar issue and need to check bushings or something else? Any advice or opinions are appreciated!

crawl underneath and just lay there. you might find something broken.

what do you mean throw?

 

[Kingstonlake]

crawl underneath and just lay there. you might find something broken.

what do you mean throw?

It seems the shoot the front end or rear end. Like it doesn't take the bump in stride and has to "get back in line".

 

[drallan]

I know I'm resurrecting an old thread, but did you ever solve the problem? My wife's 99 does the same thing. I've flushed ps pump, replaced lbjs, sway bar links and the steering rack bushings. Seems to handle better, but everyone and then when I hit a dip in the road, especially when cornering, the truck seems to be "jumpy". Next thing I was going to try is new shocks, I'm thinking it might be excessive body roll. Other than that I can find anything wrong w suspension.

Anyone have some ideas?