Horrible vibration at 70mph
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Horrible vibration at 70mph
I am having this really loud vibration from the front at 70 - 80 MPH. I have replaced both hubs, new tires, brakes have tons of life.
I don't know what to because its driving me nuts.
Any suggestions?
I don't know what to because its driving me nuts.
Any suggestions?
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I don't think the front driveshaft moves if you are in 2WD.
Are you sure you are completely out of 4WD and the hubs are unlocked?
If so, the next thing to check are the outer knuckle joints. They do turn, and they are similar to big U-joints. The bearings in them can go bad.
Are you sure you are completely out of 4WD and the hubs are unlocked?
If so, the next thing to check are the outer knuckle joints. They do turn, and they are similar to big U-joints. The bearings in them can go bad.
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I don't think the front driveshaft moves if you are in 2WD.
Are you sure you are completely out of 4WD and the hubs are unlocked?
If so, the next thing to check are the outer knuckle joints. They do turn, and they are similar to big U-joints. The bearings in them can go bad.
Are you sure you are completely out of 4WD and the hubs are unlocked?
If so, the next thing to check are the outer knuckle joints. They do turn, and they are similar to big U-joints. The bearings in them can go bad.
92+ dont have vacume disco front axles
the front axle is always live there is just no power to the front drive shaft from the transfer case in 2wheel drive
check ujoints track bar tie rod ends
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Have you tried swapping the tires to the rear and the rear to the front? Simple way To check the tires. I know you said they are new but ya never know. Also be sure the exhaust isn't hitting/rubbing the cross member.
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Originally Posted by Firestorm500
On my '92 and my '87, the front driveshaft does not move when I am in 2WD.
It is neither being powered by the transfer case nor is it being drug by the hubs.
It is neither being powered by the transfer case nor is it being drug by the hubs.
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I have a 2001 sport.
Its not in 4 when it happens. I have no clue what it is. Errr
Tires just balanced yesterday.
This sucksss!
What do I check for on the track bar and tie rod ends?
Its not in 4 when it happens. I have no clue what it is. Errr
Tires just balanced yesterday.
This sucksss!
What do I check for on the track bar and tie rod ends?
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Originally Posted by jsavage
I have a 2001 sport.
Its not in 4 when it happens. I have no clue what it is. Errr
Tires just balanced yesterday.
This sucksss!
What do I check for on the track bar and tie rod ends?
Its not in 4 when it happens. I have no clue what it is. Errr
Tires just balanced yesterday.
This sucksss!
What do I check for on the track bar and tie rod ends?