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Shudder on take off
ok so i did some searching and none of the post i found had any solutions posted. well for a while now i have had a bad vibration/shudder on take off. well i thought it was coming from bad axle wrap. well i got traction bars installed finally after breaking a set of springs. well the vibration is still there and if anything it has gotten worse. u-joints all seem to be good. i have not checked carrier bearing yet. i kinda think it is coming from the lsd but at the same time i don't think so cause it will do it taking off in a straight line. what are some things i can check please. i can't afford to throw parts at so i want to do what i can to try and pin point the cause.
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I'm gonna say it's your carrier bearing
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Me too. Carrier barrier needs to be shimmed. Do a little research and get the angles right. Bet it will be gone.
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the bearing does have a drop bracket. i haven't ever had to deal with drive line angles. what are my chances that some one around here lives close by that can maybe check it out.
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i checked out the carrier bearing and doesn't seem to be bad. i'm thinking about asking a buddy of mine with a go-pro camera and maybe rig it up at the driveine and see if i see anything moving that shouldn't.
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I would suggest pulling the rear cover off your diff and have a look inside, could be worn clutches or something. does it get worse when turning around a corner or with a heavy tow?
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Yea its worse when turning or loaded
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to me i would think tour limited slip clutches are going or gone in your rear diff, if they were completely gone it would shudder really bad even at high way speeds.
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