I have a puzzling question for all of TDR Land. I recently purchased a used 1993 1 ton x-tended cab 4x4 dually. My problem all started when I brought the truck to the dealer for warranty work on the flex plate. When they pulled the automatic out to replace the flex plate, they reinstalled the trans, but didn't tighten the caps on the rear driveshaft all the way. When I would hit a pothole or expansion joint in the road, the truck would sound like I hit the wakeup strip on the side of the highway. It would continue to make the noise until I would come to a stop, then I could take off like nothing ever happened until the next bump in the road. I tightened the caps and the vibration went away for about a week. Now it happens quite frequently. I tried taking the truck out of gear when this happens to no avail. The vibration feels like its in the frame, not in the steering. I've looked at the front end while driving. When this vibration happens and the tires are running true, no shimmy at all! I've talked to two different dealers and they don't know what is causing the problem (or should I say they don't want to find the problem). My personal opinion is that the carrier bearing in the rear or something is loose under there. Please help. If you guys and gals can't, no "buddy" can. P. S. Both my wife and I drive Turbo Diesels. Thanks...