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Old 01-09-2013, 07:31 AM
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I agree, it's probably the front shaft or axle u-joints.

And BTW, I've gone 60-70 in 4wd... Last time was on the highway in a snow storm. Normally 2 lanes they only were plowing in the center of the two lanes. The big trucks going down the highway wanted to go FAST.
 
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I do 65-70 in my 96 and 06 f250s with no issues. Granted the 96 has all new ujoints in the front axles and both drive shafts...
 
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Nobody said it can't be done... The Owner's Manual clearly states you SHOULDN'T.
 
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