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geobloke Member Since: 06 Nov 2012 Location: Nottinghamshire Posts: 4410 ![]() ![]() |
Hi Johnny. How irritating.
So speed related vibrations are usually a wheel balancing issue. However, it could also be;
Worn bushes, Worn propshaft universal joint(s), Lost propshaft balancing weight, Worn shock absorber(s), TD5 crank pulley (or the harmonic balancing part of it), Worn axle diff input bearings, Result of fitting a suspension lift kit (particularly on the front propshaft). It might be that the replacing of all those drivetrain components have not caused this issue, but being new with less overall play now highlight that something else has or is coming to the end of its life. Let the investigation commence... ![]() |
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110man Member Since: 21 Jan 2018 Location: Zeeland. Denmark Posts: 2 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Thanks for input.I Tried to remove rear propshaft driving on front prop alone,it was perfekt ,no vibrations. Bought a new rear prop and fitted it .vibrations was back although not as bad .On rear propshaft alone a slight vibration.next I will get the wheels balanced and go on from there
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