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1300-1400 rpm vibration anyone else
I asked this in driveline section with no reponse & it's at the dealership for its 3rd visit with Ford MoCo involved. Hi, First off I am new to the site & appreciate any input, I picked up a 2012 F350, 4x4 CC, LB, a month ago and I am in need of help, I searched the site, asked questions on other threads with no luck.
I have a vibration at 1300-1400 RPM roughly in between 35 to 45 miles an hour, I am guessing its driveline related due to how the vibration comes about. Ford replaced the drive shaft and balanced the exhaust and checked/balanced the tires. The problem still persist, I was sent out the door per Ford. I have 800 miles on it and really like the truck however I feel this will lead to premature wear of components not to mention when I break it in & start towing 12k lbs. Questions; has anyone dealt with this, does it get worse or stay the same? I am very disappointed in this product at the moment, and I am frustrated, thanks for your time. Last edited by rvdb; 02-15-2013 at 03:31 PM. |
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is the vibration in the seat or the steering wheel?
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It comes through the seat, however it is not easily pinpointed it feels like it comes through the entire truck, I did notice last weekend I put 150 miles on it and the vibration fluctuated, It felt worse a couple of times. Thanks for your time, I feel like any info I can give the dealership/Ford Motor Company would help get this resolved quicker.
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does it shake if you throttle the engine up in neutral while sitting still?
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This is why these types of sites are great, poormanscat, I tried numerous things and never thought of that, I will ask the tech on Monday, thanks for the question/suggestion.
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My F350 DRW is doing the same thing and is getting worse. Seems it does it between 1000 - 2000 rpm. Its a moan with a slight vibration and is very annoying. I feel it through the throttle pedal more. Any Clue? Does this in gear and in park.
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Well Ford still has the truck, it does not vibrate in neutral.
I stopped by yesterday & they had a machine Connected to it that senses the vibrations and the noises as they are driving it. So far they can't pinpoint it. It's disappointing a two month old truck that's been with Ford for one of them. Last edited by rvdb; 02-26-2013 at 12:33 PM. |
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I started noticing this week mine doing the same thing. I bought it used with 30k and have had it 1 month. It's almost like your going over a washboarded gravel road then it goes away once you speed up. But doesnt do it every time.
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F350CRAZY, no clues till yesterday, Ford called and they are going to replace my trans, they found it via the vibration/sound unit they had it connected to the truck for a few days while they drove it moving clips till they pinned it down. I hope this is true and correct. They said they found two different issues. I will wait and see, I will let you know I went & drove a like 2012 yesterday and I was able to get it to do the same thing quickly, without starting a storm I really wonder if Ford received a bad batch of torque converters or transmissions.
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If I throttle through it you can easily miss it, however at $4.39 a gallon and residential areas I was continuously feeling it which is why I am here. If it goes "through the truck"? it might be similar. Good luck |
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