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Old 10-04-2010, 07:10 PM
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Okay i have a drivetrain vibration in my 98 xj stock, just replaced driver side hub assembly because i thought that was it but i was wrong. Vibrations only come when i am slowing down even when not braking what else should i look into and how please and thank you in advance
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i'm guessing no lift but out of balance tires, u-joints, other hub, out of balance driveshafts, etc..

i know as a joke to people at school we would duct tape stuff to their driveshaft and it would create a vibration cause its out of balance...
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i'm guessing no lift but out of balance tires, u-joints, other hub, out of balance driveshafts, etc..

i know as a joke to people at school we would duct tape stuff to their driveshaft and it would create a vibration cause its out of balance...
Correct no lift just had tires balanced about a month ago, how do i check for bad u joints i kind of get the jist but want to know for sure, how could i tell if my driveshafts are out of balance?
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Just put your jeep in neutral on a flat road. Put something in your wheels so it didn't role away. Then get under your car and see if you can wiggle your drive shaft.
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Just put your jeep in neutral on a flat road. Put something in your wheels so it didn't role away. Then get under your car and see if you can wiggle your drive shaft.
okay cool will do today thanks.
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