shudder, vibration at 30-40 mph?
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shudder, vibration at 30-40 mph?
I have a vibration, shaking, or shudder coming from what feels like the rear of the truck, always at 30-40 mph. It begins at 30 mph and stops after 40 mph. It also does it now matter whether I am accelerating or decelerting and regardless of engine rpm. Any Ideas out there?
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Re: shudder, vibration at 30-40 mph?
Originally posted by kdillard21
I have a vibration, shaking, or shudder coming from what feels like the rear of the truck, always at 30-40 mph. It begins at 30 mph and stops after 40 mph. It also does it now matter whether I am accelerating or decelerting and regardless of engine rpm. Any Ideas out there?
I have a vibration, shaking, or shudder coming from what feels like the rear of the truck, always at 30-40 mph. It begins at 30 mph and stops after 40 mph. It also does it now matter whether I am accelerating or decelerting and regardless of engine rpm. Any Ideas out there?
If I switch into neutral and coast it stops....back in gear it does it... like kdillard21 said whether acc. or decel.....but not coasting in nuetral.
I thought I was imagining it but its starting to bother me now...
I feel it in the wheel, at my feet, in the seat...
Feels sort of like a u joint going bad.
kdillard....does this sound like the same thing?
Anyone else??
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When I replied to this thread I thought I was still in the 2004 F150 forum....
I only have 500 miles on my truck...
You, on the other hand, could very well have a bad U joint.
I reposted this in the 2004 F150 forum and had another response from a 2004 owner....that the dealer put shims on the driveshaft for balancing.
His was at a lower speed too
Could very well be what my trouble is.... when I saw your post it described exactly what I feel....it's not excessive, it's slight. It wasn't there for the first 200 miles....it's there now and it's annoying .
I only have 500 miles on my truck...
You, on the other hand, could very well have a bad U joint.
I reposted this in the 2004 F150 forum and had another response from a 2004 owner....that the dealer put shims on the driveshaft for balancing.
His was at a lower speed too
Could very well be what my trouble is.... when I saw your post it described exactly what I feel....it's not excessive, it's slight. It wasn't there for the first 200 miles....it's there now and it's annoying .