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Also if they did not re-install the rear driveshaft in the same position it came out, that too could cause a vibration. You may have to rotate the drive shaft and the pinion.
What was the condition of the Centering ball/stud? That's what happend to me. I replaced the three U-joints and after a week of driving, the centering ball/stud went bad. Just something to look for.
That tells me it is in the rear of the truck...I would try and rotate the drive shaft and pinion. Do you know what I mean by this?
Well... I FOUND the source of the Vibration and I AM FURIOUS !!!!!!
I was going to pull the front driveshaft (as suggested above), but decided to double check the rear driveshaft for play etc...
This is what I found upon further inspection.
See if you might see what the problem is here. Do you think my "former transmission mechanic "MAY" have "forgot" to do something here ????????
The picture below is of the CV (double U-joint) that is located on the front of the rear driveshaft. This is the part my "former" transmission mechanic JUST replaced (2) days ago!!!
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Last edited by Katmandu; Nov 23, 2005 at 12:20 AM.
yoiks thats bad! I'd be tempted to take the drive shaft off and hit the mechanic on the head with it to help him focus on the job he is being paid for.
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