How To Replace Torque Rod On Kenworth T680 | Peterbilt | Paccar

[@humbletrucktalk85]

I'm new to the O/OP side of the trucking game and I appreciate 🙏🏾 Respect and love your videos man, very knowledgeable and detailed 👍🏾 straight to the point no internet fluff and with a complete tool list no guessing THANK YOU!!! PLEASE CONTINUE TO MAKE MORE VIDEOS

[@dentrizzle]

@@humbletrucktalk85I try to make the videos how I would want to watch them myself and it’s working. I do appreciate you watching and also commenting So Until Then Just Keep Trucking!!! ✌️

[@humbletrucktalk85]

@dentrizzle can tell and agree the videos are Smooth and Very Clear 👍🏾 Yessir Thank You!

[@semitrucker]

Good video & thank you. Was getting bad wear on outer drive tires like yours. Yes bushings looked worn. Truck is a 2019 KW T-680 midroof sleeper w a MX-13 too. Bought aftermarket replacement from Kenworth dealer. They cost $184.65 ea. Brand is ATRO part# TR75-41610 they are much thicker then OEM too!

[@dentrizzle]

You got them for a good price. I spent like $700 or a little higher for both being OEM because they are currently on back order so they hike up the price a bit and I couldn’t even get aftermarket either 😅. I appreciate you watching the video and also your comment. Someone could use that part number you provided to get better prices.

[@Gstar9021]

Hi are both the read rod the same exact parts ?

[@dentrizzle]

Yes they were but make sure it matches your VIN #

[@Ken-rq3yl]

I always enjoy your videos. You lay out the symptoms, cause and work to be done, with the tools needed. My inner drive tires are wearing the same way and a mechanic was telling me showed me how both torque rods are becoming worn. My T680 has 530K miles so it's to be expected. Now I know how easy it will be to R/R them just like you showed us with your NOX sensor replacement and air bag replacement video, which I was able to do and saved $$$$!. Your work is greatly appreciated by this new O/O. Thank you and please keep posting when you can. All the best and be safe driver!

[@dentrizzle]

Honestly I’ve read this about 5 times and I truly appreciate it. I always tell myself these videos won’t make any impact but clearly they do. Imma continue do what I can cuz I’m a driver as well and I try to make the videos how I would watch them. As you say the symptoms, why I’m doing this, the tools, procedures, recommendations etc. Thank you for watching and commenting cuz it means a lot to me but until then JUST KEEP TRUCKING!!! ✌️

[@erikhedrick2346]

Great video thank you, dealership quote me $800 labor for both torque rods and both radius rods on forward rear axle I said no thank you but in my head was helllll no!

[@dentrizzle]

Damn those prices are crazy. I’ve never equity about cost because the removal and installation is quite simple. Good luck

[@joselcabrerajrjc2483]

Thank you for making this video

[@dentrizzle]

Your welcome and I appreciate you watching! Just Keep Truckin!

[@JagdeepSingh-wv1ry]

I’m having weird tire pattern as well. Does this fix the issue and also should you go OEM or aftermarket since OEM are almost twice the money?

[@dentrizzle]

A few things can cause tires to wear in a weird pattern and it’s hard to explain it but that torque rod bushing was bad hence my tires were wearing out unevenly. As regards to OEM or Aftermarket, that is entirely up to your budget. There’s a link in the comments for aftermarket where a subscriber posted. Hope this helps

[@aidanmorgan6291]

make sure air bags are inflated when you install the new torque arm. I've had issues in the past where the bags deflated by the time I tried to put the new rod in there and the bolts wouldn't line up. took me a while to figure out the problem.

[@dentrizzle]

@@aidanmorgan6291 ok I appreciate the information 👍

[@iraleman1982]

Thank you for the video my friend

[@dentrizzle]

No problem 👍

[@jboskwick]

6:22 Thanks for sharing good info keep it up!

[@dentrizzle]

Sure will 👍

[@VictorGonzalez-xt3hp]

Great job and thank you for sharing!

[@dentrizzle]

Thank you I appreciate it!

[@mihaij6306]

Where did you get them and what size are they 25 9/16 ?

[@dentrizzle]

@@mihaij6306 Don’t know the size but I bought both of them by using vin# in Georgia and Virginia. Both of them were different part number so I would suggest purchasing items by your vin.

[@A.M.E-K-87-10]

Did you get an alignment after replacing this part?

[@dentrizzle]

I did get the truck aligned but due to my front tires wearing wrong

[@A.M.E-K-87-10]

@@dentrizzle I went to the shop and they tell I need to fixes these you changes and they quoted me about 1700 with labor costs lol

[@dentrizzle]

@@A.M.E-K-87-10 Wow 😮

[@A.M.E-K-87-10]

@@dentrizzle I said no thanks to them

[@Jay-fo5fj]

Love the video. Thank you fir always teaching. #welcomebacktodibloodclaatchannel

[@dentrizzle]

Welcome back! Boom!!!

[@JuanVasquez-x9s]

is both axles same part number?

[@dentrizzle]

It is but I would still order using your truck’s Vin # thou.

[@Letsgetit1600]

How much did theTorque Rod cost you? Bless up 🤜🏾

[@dentrizzle]

$409.21 at MHC in Gainesville GA and $339.67 at MHC in Kingsport TN. Prices seems to varies in different places and those prices are for OEM. Aftermarket may be cheaper.

[@Letsgetit1600]

@@dentrizzle good looking out .

[@dentrizzle]

@@Letsgetit1600no problem

[@raindancer456]

Drop that part #

[@dentrizzle]

@@raindancer456 it didn’t come in a box or had any sticker or plastic on it. I just stop at a dealership and bought them through my vin# for the truck.

[@zokirjonsultonov2582]

👍

[@dentrizzle]

Appreciate It 👍

[@Jay-fo5fj]

First!!!

[@dentrizzle]

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