my left rear side is lower than the right? how should i fix this? ill post a pic later tonight

 

Check to see if a leaf broke

 

leaf didnt brake already checked that

 

DId you check also where the springs meet the frame?

 

ya everything looks fine. ill take pics of every and hae them up tomarow

 

THere is a correct curvature to the springs. Maybe one isout of curve?? This may be a dumb question but...is there anything in the trunk that's heavy??

 

If the structure is sound... then you've got a weak spring

 

I had the same problem. Turned out that the rear frame rail was not parallel to the ground. It had bent slightly. The grade 8 bolt that holds the leaf spring to the inner frame rail was bent as well. I had to cut the bolt to get it out. Grade 8 are no fun to cut. I suggest you climb under the car and pay attention to the bottom of the frame railon that side. See if it appears to have a twist. If the bottom of the frame rail is not facing dircetly toward the ground then the rail is twisted. I had to use a ram to tweak my frame rail back into position. BTW, I too thought I had a tired leaf spring on that side. When the leaf replacement didn't cure the lean I then took the time to actually look at the underside of the car. Thats when I noticed the bent frame rail. It wasn't much of a twist, but it was enough to produce a lean of about 3/4 inch. Good luck.

 

\ every thing looks good under the car, and know my trunk is empty, i think its jsut a weak spring, the left side is easier to press down from the top than the right if its just a weak spring is it a big deal if i just leave it, till i can afford new springs?

 

i have air shocks in the back so im just going to go to a gas station and fill the left side up a little bit to even it out