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02 f350,4x4 s-crew, 7.3, auto
vibration feels like oversize tire howl/vibration- so far tires have been rotated & balanced, new ball joints, new wheel bearings w/ warn hubs any thoughts would be helpful: |
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go through the usual... rear driveline, front drive shaft, t-case rear bearing u-joints. a worn out diff will vibrate. mud/snow/ice in the rim, loose lugnuts. bad motor/tranny mounts. slip yoke/s if equiped. bad/leaking/worn shocks(this will also result in uneven tire tread wear) uhm.... if youve never had oversize tires u wont be used how they feel. you really should provide more info..... theres a million and half things that can vibrate... where it is, how it sounds, where it seems like its coming from. what kind of driving brings it on. i guess i couldve just said NEED MORE INFO.
![]() hey you computer programmers.... someone needs to make a simple if>then program that will narrow down vibrations, it wouldn't be hard and it would be cool! patent pending.... jk. |
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had the same problem with truck chevrolet a few years back. Turned out to be tires were separated internally. Before I would throw any more money at it I would borrow someone elses wheels and tires and take it for a drive. Later, Brian
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