2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission vibration

[JHaywood]

Vibraton in rear of truck/or drive train.



It is NOT: tires/balancing, universal joints, or center carrier bearing. All been checked.

The vibration starts @ 70 mph and gets worse from there? Any suggestons?

 

[MKinner]

i would check your drive shaft to make sure that none of the weights have fallen off. it's a possibility with that many miles on it.





mike

 

[John - K5AWO]

It could be hard spots in the tires.



A flash demo

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Article from Tech News

http://www.techshop-ets.com/ts404/ts40406.htm



From Hunter

http://www.hunter.com/pub/company/news/

 

[Scot]

Check for bent wheels.

 

[BKilbury]

last week during a rv trip to the mountains i experianced what i thought was a rear axel groan... . pinion or rear wheel bearing. come to find out it was a front wheel bearing. might want to check it out.

rgds, bryan