Vibration when decelerating
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Vibration when decelerating
I started getting a vibration when I decelerate.I notice it mainly in the floor board,seat and steering wheel. When I accelerate,it stops. I checked the u-joints,they are ok. The truck is an '02 with warn locking hubs,which are in the free position. Could it be a tire problem? I don't get any clunking when I put the trans in reverse,and get no noise or vibration when accelerating. As soon as I take my foot off the pedal,it starts.
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Due to where the noise is coming from and where the location of the tranny is, I would make a guess at torque converter.
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Im going to say wheel bearing... Jack up the front of your truck, put a pry bar in your rim and see if it has up and down play. If so have a friend move it up and down for you and look behind the wheel and see if the play is at the wheel hub assembly.
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