huhhh? They should be the same. The only thing I can think of is the PO bought two sets of different pads, somehow mixed up the pieces in a big pile, and put them on. The only thing I can think of that would cause it is different manufacturers may shape the shoes different and use different pad thicknesses.

Either that or one side is wearing faster than the other. <--- probably this

 

One shoe is longer than the other. Off hand i cant remember which goes to the front. Call the auto parts store they can tell you

 

ooooh that makes more sense. The LONGER one goes towards the back, the shorter one is the front (primary) shoe.

They should only be able to be installed on the adjuster one way though...

 

hi mine were all eat out had to put steel back in but i dont have a welder so i used screws to hold in place next year new floor pans are going in it .for now its getting cold out and might snow so its a fast way to keep it driveing .lol have fun your are better off than mine . lol

 

Thanks dukie

 

Gotta figure most bf goodrich tires in 31 sell for about 175 new. So less then 500 miles for 400, sounds like a good deal. Personally I don't like bf goodrich tires. Only cause they don't like snow and ice even though there designated mountain tires lol. But thats a good deal bud. Just my 2 cents

 

I figured that might help lol. Done enough of em on my vehicles i know a lil about em lol. Seems every vehicle i get the fronts were changed regularly but the backs always get neglected. The jeeps the first one that ive had that the problems in in the front

 

Idk what it is but it was making a rough ticking sound and I touched it and could feel the throbbing in it so I disconnected it.. what is it and is it a bad thing I unplugged it?

 

Is this on the passenger side of your motor? Looks like it could be the actutor that opens and closes your vents in the jeep.

 

Where do you guys recommend buying new leafsprings bushings? Rubber or poly?

 

I would go with jcwhitney they have a pretty big selection of both

 

That is your evap purge solenoid
If its unplugged you will have a check engine light and your gas tank won't vent.

 

Hey thanks. Will do.

 

No problem, go ahead and order me a new set also lol

 

Sure.