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2001 F250 with lift Vibrates when accelerating
2001 Ford F250 4wd auto 3" mini pack spring in the front and 2" block in the rear. Vibrates when I floor it from a dead stop or anytime I floor it going under 30mph Very noticable. Now it vibrates when I barely accelerate very noticable also. I have the carrier bearing spaced down 1/2" like the directions say 1/4" for every 1" of lift. I took it to a local shop and they said there was min wear on one u joint and carrier bearing so I had them put new ones on and it still does it. The mechanics said it seems like it has a transmission shudder and more than likely can be fixed with a bottle of this magic crap, hopefully this stuff arrives tomorow and it works but I am doubting it. Any suggestions would be great. Also with such a small lift I didn't think axle wrap would be an issue. Please Help. Thanks
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I spaced the carrier bearing more today,but it didn't matter what I did It didn't even help. So I pulled the blocks in the rear and left the Front raised and it still vibrates like it is coming thru the drivetrain down the center of the truck. After I did that I pulled the rear driveshaft between the carrier bearing and rear axle and put it in put the truck in 4wd and no vibration. So the vibs have got to be coming from the carrier bearing back. The good thing is that it uliminated the front shaft, transfer case, trans and every thing up front. So that's where I am at now. I am going to take that shaft to get checked out tommorow. I doubt it is the driveshaft but it is cheaper to get it checked out than to look at the rear end right now. This truck is really starting to pi$$ me off. ANY MORE IDEAS?
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wow, other issues going on. I have heard that the plate the u bolts attach to at the rear axle could be an issue. If you have paint marks on the drive line or the plate may mean that they are suspicious.
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