Front Suspension Problems of GMC Sierra 1500

This is a constant and ongoing issue with the vehicle. When driving the vehicle on the highway or road at speeds above 15 or 20 mph the front suspension will shake violently when hitting bridge expansions, any sort of road bump, man hole covers with minimal edges, etc. The violent shaking in the suspension will then stop and not be felt during normal smooth highway or road travel but recurs each and every time road bumps are encountered. The shaking is violent and feels as though the whole front end of the vehicle is about to fall off. This has been happening for more than a year now. I have had the vehicle examined by the dealer and independent shops and they all say the suspension components all look intact and in good service condition.

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7-11-2005 replaced intermediate shaft at 13620 miles, 9-26-2007 52271 replaced intermediate shaft, 59639 replaced right inner tie rod and rack-rack gear leaking, 59993 replaced lower bearing steering column, 71159 replaced rack-rack seal rupture, 82910 replaced intermediate shaft-steering shaft-and lower bearing column. There's either something wrong with there parts or they way they build there vehicles. I've owned several gm vehicles and this is the first time I've have multiple problems.

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Consumer could feel a very bad vibration coming from front of car. Consumer stated it got worse when slowing down.

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Vehicle would be pulling excessively to the right while being driven. Speed did not play a factor. Took vehicle to dealership & was informed by mechanic it was characteristic of vehicle. Mechanic realigned the tires. Problem not solved.

While driving 40 mph or above vehicle severely and unexpectedly pulls to the left which could result in loss of vehicle control. Please give any further details.

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