vibration. older post link
08-11-2010, 09:24 AM
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vibration. older post link
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/vib...ing-off-27443/
i need to bring this link back to life! i am having the same problem! now first off i have a '00 sport. it was a police cruiser. secondly i have not yet checked into any of the above suggestions. just havent had time yet! is this all the possibilitys for this vibration?
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phil
i need to bring this link back to life! i am having the same problem! now first off i have a '00 sport. it was a police cruiser. secondly i have not yet checked into any of the above suggestions. just havent had time yet! is this all the possibilitys for this vibration?
respectfully,
phil
08-11-2010, 09:30 AM
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https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/vib...ing-off-27443/
i need to bring this link back to life! i am having the same problem! now first off i have a '00 sport. it was a police cruiser. secondly i have not yet checked into any of the above suggestions. just havent had time yet! is this all the possibilitys for this vibration?
respectfully,
phil
i need to bring this link back to life! i am having the same problem! now first off i have a '00 sport. it was a police cruiser. secondly i have not yet checked into any of the above suggestions. just havent had time yet! is this all the possibilitys for this vibration?
respectfully,
phil
08-11-2010, 09:34 AM
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T-case. Trans problem.
Trac Bar(bushings, angles, bolts), Axle Mounts, Tie Rods, Caster Angle, Control arm bushings, Steering box bolts/spacer, Frame(cracks in frame could make steering box feel loose), Damaged steering stabilizer, Bad ball/u joint, drive shaft not balanced, bad front hub, idler arm.
Check those.
Trac Bar(bushings, angles, bolts), Axle Mounts, Tie Rods, Caster Angle, Control arm bushings, Steering box bolts/spacer, Frame(cracks in frame could make steering box feel loose), Damaged steering stabilizer, Bad ball/u joint, drive shaft not balanced, bad front hub, idler arm.
Check those.
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08-11-2010, 09:49 AM
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T-case. Trans problem.
Trac Bar(bushings, angles, bolts), Axle Mounts, Tie Rods, Caster Angle, Control arm bushings, Steering box bolts/spacer, Frame(cracks in frame could make steering box feel loose), Damaged steering stabilizer, Bad ball/u joint, drive shaft not balanced, bad front hub, idler arm.
Check those.
Trac Bar(bushings, angles, bolts), Axle Mounts, Tie Rods, Caster Angle, Control arm bushings, Steering box bolts/spacer, Frame(cracks in frame could make steering box feel loose), Damaged steering stabilizer, Bad ball/u joint, drive shaft not balanced, bad front hub, idler arm.
Check those.
WOW thats alot of $|-|it to cover! THANK YOU FOR THE HEADS UP!
08-11-2010, 09:57 AM
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Every cars trans is prone to problems.
I know its alot, but just essentially shake it all to find loose parts and tighten up all the bolts.
I know its alot, but just essentially shake it all to find loose parts and tighten up all the bolts.
08-11-2010, 10:15 AM
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we have so many people from the surrounding states that come here to play!
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