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What about a spray on sound deadener?

That actually looks like a no-drill top mount drag link.

Picture?

I have something similar. Faint similar noise, like piston slap. Goes away once my oil temp hits ~170 degrees. I have no idea if it has been there all along. I did several mods to quiet the cab down, so possible I'm only now hearing it.

They were a game changer for me. My knees no longer get fatigued and ache on long drives.

Looks exactly as in your photos you posted.

Yes. They are there as described.

That's a nice garage/shop floor!

It appears the bracket is only included in the 3.5-4" shocks. Outside of Metal cloak with a bracket that turns the lower shock mount 90 degrees, I've never seen an aftermarket suspension manufacturer make a similar bracket. Doesn't it seem like it would put extra leverage force on the OEM shock...

If something isn't loose then I've no clue. Sorry.

Have you thought about a follow-up alignment?

Have a 4" lift with 37s. Metal Cloak suspension including sector shaft brace. Steering was great. Later, swapped out OEM ball joints for Dynatracs. No change in steering.

DIY... as @Rahkmalla said, no need to pull the whole center console...

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Don't you know that all of the various Ford forums are full of automotively satisfied people. And everything is paid for with smiles at your local Ford dealership

I think this shall be my new favorite phrase.

Of course. The RTV has to have time to set up.

This Service Procedure for certain Broncos with Bilstein reservoir rear shocks that are potentially leaking and/or falling off. Just look to page 5, Figure 7 and Figure 8...

They don't call it "practicing medicine" for nothing.