Light knocking on my 01 xj when slowing down and when accelerating as well i feel vibes from it thru the floor not sure wht i could be all helps appreciated thankss
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You might check your exhaust pipe & engine/trans mounts. Trany touching the cross member will defiantly "vibe" the floor.Originally Posted by cherokeesport01
i feel vibes from it thru the floor
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First place to look. If this is the issue, check your trans mount, engine mounts, and make real sure the engine mounting brackets don't have broken/loose bolts. It's in your hands now.......Originally Posted by DFlintstone
You might check your exhaust pipe & engine/trans mounts. Trany touching the cross member will defiantly "vibe" the floor.
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Yeah definitely check your U joints. Hop under there grab your drive shaft and try moving it back and forth. If it moves, you need to replace em. I just had the same problem, and it was a rear U joint
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I have the same noise. in my case it turned out to be the rear differential. the noise travels through the driveshaft. and it sounds on the drivers side, right? check the fluid of the differential. I'm going for a ford 8.8 swap, I'm just getting the parts together, hopefully by next month I'll have it installed. good luck.
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Its u joints.
If you lay underneath you can prolly move u joint around a little and you'll hear the clicking.
For me, the u joint wasn't seated properly in the yoke and it makes the u joint move back and forth a bit hitting the bearing caps.
Happens almost everytime I take off front driveshaft.
If you lay underneath you can prolly move u joint around a little and you'll hear the clicking.
For me, the u joint wasn't seated properly in the yoke and it makes the u joint move back and forth a bit hitting the bearing caps.
Happens almost everytime I take off front driveshaft.