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Vibration
When going anywhere from 50-80 if there isn't a 'load' but it isn't coasting, kind of just moving along, it starts vibrating in the floor pretty good, I don't feel it in the pedals, but the floor vibrates, and you can hear it. Not really sure what could cause it.
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Its obama shakin the sense out of you
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Auto or manual? Could be early signs of throwout bearing failure.
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Auto.
SuperDutyPSD6L I thought it was you guys choking me... |
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It's a u-joint...
Which is different than the joints you smoke |
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I agree 100%...I have had past vehicles do this, and it was always a u-joint...Do you ever notice a slight popping sound when you go from park to drive or reverse...or from reverse to drive or vice-versa.. That is often another sign of a u-joint. |
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sounds like a u-joint to me, if that isn't it check the balence on the tires.
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could be a u-joint, or very well could be tires out of balance.. if the u-joints arent making any noises going from revese to drive or park to reverse, id try getting the tires balanced first.
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Is it doing it all the time or only when hitting bumps at speed. If its only when hitting bumps its sway bar end links. Crawl under and check for play
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sway bar end links wouldnt cause a vibration, will cause a clunking noise tho. mine are starting to go bad and i can hear them when i hit large bumps..
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