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I am on the way back from a 1000 mile round trip in the Ex and got tired of driving so let my wife drive. I crawled in the backseat second seat hoping I would get some sleep and what a vibration. It does not happen all the time just certain times around 75 mph. What could be causing the problem??
Welcome to the vibration club. I have changed ujoints, rebuilt the rear axle, had two driveshafts made and now have a hoseclamp riding on the driveshaft. Still there....
mine went away when I did ball joints. might be worth checking.
Just had them done 2 weeks ago, they were pretty shot. I have not had a chance to get the front end aligned because I am in search of tires. That maybe the problem
I had a bad vibration around 55 mph and checked my driveshaft. Turns out the u-joints were toast. Replaced them and the vibration went away. Hope that's all you need to do because it's easy and not expensive to do yourself.
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