Popping in steering?
Burning Brakes
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From: Lincoln NE
I'm dealing with the same thing... I've not removed the sway bar and greased yet but i'm thinking it's the end links.. I ordered them from my dealer a couple of days ago.. should be here sometime today. I'm moving right now but just about done... I also have freezing temps outside so being on my back is not a top priority right now... but as soon as i get some heat in my garage i'lll report back my findings if the endlink replacement fixes said problem. 
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I'm dealing with the same thing... I've not removed the sway bar and greased yet but i'm thinking it's the end links.. I ordered them from my dealer a couple of days ago.. should be here sometime today. I'm moving right now but just about done... I also have freezing temps outside so being on my back is not a top priority right now... but as soon as i get some heat in my garage i'lll report back my findings if the endlink replacement fixes said problem.
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From: Newcastle OK
You might also check all around the steering shaft to make sure that nothing is physically contacting the shaft. When I did my cam swap a few weeks ago, I put the power steering cooler lines back on in a way that caused one of them to rub the "knuckle" where the shaft goes into the gearbox. It created a problem similar to what you are describing.
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
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