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mikep14837 Newbie
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Posted: Nov 19 2018 at 2:10pm | IP Logged
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Hi guys
Im stumped with this vibration i get between 40 and 50 mph. I have
replaced all of the u joints and the center carrier bearing but still get it.
I removed the front drive shaft and drove the truck without it and still
had the vibration. I have changed transmission fluid and rear end oil, I
blocked the rear end of the truck up and removed tires. I then ran it
and could still feel the vibration. any other thoughts what it could be?
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Posted: Nov 19 2018 at 3:20pm | IP Logged
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Possible sympathetic vibes between two items.
Another is to swap wheels around. I have seen a bad axle be a cause. They are made several ways and can be out of round.
Good Luck.. Don S..
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frontierguy Senior Member
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Posted: Nov 20 2018 at 5:46pm | IP Logged
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When you replaced the center carrier, be sure the front
and rear joints are on the same "PLANE",meaning the
cross yokes line up fr and rear.
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