my wife noticed a vibration coming from the rear end of the truck when its decelerating and coasting at low speeds (under 35 mph), just put new tires on but dont think thats the problem as its not a constant shake, im not in the us to diagnose the problem my self but its only a shake from the rear and no whine or squeal like if you pinion comes out of spacing or a u joint goes bad truck has roughly 30,000 miles on it, any ideas would help so i dont come home to a major problem that involves shop work from Afghanistan
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i thought that lugs are tight and ujoints are good,had my buddy throw it up on a lift check for play on the drive shaft and then he put a wrench on the lugs and they where all at 125 ft pounds
Do you have a manual. If so does it do it when you let it idle and roll in first gear. Mine has a vibration kinda sound when I do it. It has since new. Figured it was normal.
is a stick but its not a sound is a feel and she said any gear coasting below 35
i think it might be shot needle bearings in the ujoints, after talking with the mechanics on my FOB we have come to the conclusion to start there
i think it might be shot needle bearings in the ujoints, after talking with the mechanics on my FOB we have come to the conclusion to start there
thanks, its going back to the tire shop, tires lost the balancing weights on the backside of the rim
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