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Vibration under 40 mph.


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So I got a bad vibration starting around 15mph until 40mph. Shakes the drink holders, mirrors, and feels like it's under the floor board. Almost like front drivers side.  I think I got a bad u joint. The one that comes from the transfer case to the front end.  (No idea how to get that off). I can push that drive shaft up a little bit and it clunks. Also my carrier bearing has some play in it. Idk how much is ok or if it needs to be tight.  Any help or ideas is much appreciated! 

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Did you install the tires or did you buy the truck with tires installed, could have some counteract beads inside. If that's the case take something heavy and go around the tire smacking it to break the beads loose. 

Front drive shaft shouldn't spin unless you're in 4-wheel drive, at least mine doesn't. I guess that would depend if you have cad or not.

 

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46 minutes ago, Unreal Summit said:

I had the tires installed. No beads in these. I need to fix that u joint on the front drive shaft but I don't think it's my issue the more I think about it.  I can spin the drive shaft by hand out if 4x4. I'll see if it spins or not when driving. 

You could just pull the drive if it needs repairs and drive minus the shaft and see what happens.

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A few times the yoke goes bad and the shaft has to be rebuilt. Sometimes better to have a 4x4 shop just take a look. I want to mention front wheel bearing too.... if they fail completely the truck can go out of control at highway speeds.

 

Jack the front wheels off the ground every once in awhile and try moving the wheel up and down.... there shouldn't be any play in the wheel bearings.

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