vibration at 35 mph
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Mountain Pass
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From: kingston Ma
vibration at 35 mph
hello have a 94 f350 3.55s and i did a lot of front end work recently all new balljoints and wheel bearings and i one axle u joint. eveything was fine then i moved my rear 33" bfgs to the front and put a used one i bought in the back and and another brand new one in the back.i drove for a couple weeks with no vibes but last night and to day i have them around 35 and 40 mph any ideas what it might be its not like the death wobble which i had before i swapped tires.
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Three possiblities I can think of: one if you have a carrier bearing on the rear driveshaft, it may have gone bad, simply you have lost a wheel weight off one of the tires and need a rebalance, or if you have an E4OD the lock up clutch has failed in the torque converter.
Someone may have better advice for you than I though...
Someone may have better advice for you than I though...
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From: kingston Ma
thanks for your response. im thinking its not the converter because it seems to only do it in 4x4 i just want to make it through the snow season and work on it in the spring summer. ive done enough to the truck for this winter.
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