Vibration
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Vibration
I have a 2006 F150 supercrew. Out of the blue I noticed a vibration going down the road that I could feel through the steering wheel and every where else. After I left the store I was going to I did not feel it all the while I was driving home. Any ideas?
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By chance were you on a different surface when you left the store? Meaning a different pavement type, maybe a different lane?
I know of a few places here in my town where the pavement/asphault looks smooth, but it will generate slight vehicle vibrations.
If it's a freak, one time, thing I would contribute it to the roadway. If it continues, then it could be a number of things. Start with getting a rotation and balance.
I know of a few places here in my town where the pavement/asphault looks smooth, but it will generate slight vehicle vibrations.
If it's a freak, one time, thing I would contribute it to the roadway. If it continues, then it could be a number of things. Start with getting a rotation and balance.
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Sounds like the ebrake hanging up. It is a phenomenon that is - not so common - but it does happen
Here is your TSB info:
2006 FORD F-150 TSB's (technical service bulletins)
INTERMITTENT VEHICLE VIBRATION--PARKING BRAKE DISENGAGEMENT CONCERNS.
Here is your TSB info:
2006 FORD F-150 TSB's (technical service bulletins)
INTERMITTENT VEHICLE VIBRATION--PARKING BRAKE DISENGAGEMENT CONCERNS.
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By chance were you on a different surface when you left the store? Meaning a different pavement type, maybe a different lane?
I know of a few places here in my town where the pavement/asphault looks smooth, but it will generate slight vehicle vibrations.
If it's a freak, one time, thing I would contribute it to the roadway. If it continues, then it could be a number of things. Start with getting a rotation and balance.
I know of a few places here in my town where the pavement/asphault looks smooth, but it will generate slight vehicle vibrations.
If it's a freak, one time, thing I would contribute it to the roadway. If it continues, then it could be a number of things. Start with getting a rotation and balance.
It is definately not the road, these are roads that I travel all the time on, and this was a very pronounced vibration not caused by road conditions.
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