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My truck is new to me and has the 2 piece Drive Shaft with Center Bearing.
I'm experiencing a vibration at slow or idle speeds where it feels like I can feel each revolution of the shaft.
The previous owner told me he had the Center Bearing replaced in the last year and when I crawl under there it does look in good shape. But, as I look down the full length of the driveshaft assembly, it looks like the forward most yoke is out of time with the other yokes. It looks out of line by 15-20%.
Is this what it would look like if the assembly was installed 180 degrees off or does it sound like the driveshaft is assembled incorrectly?
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