are your tires balanced?
God awful Vibration?
1987 Dodge Ram 4x4, 318/727/208, 44/9.25"
Alright when I slow down, say 10mph, my front end vibrates pretty bad. It does it with or without the brakes on. The fenders and dash rattle. I've greased all u-joints and steering. New rotors and pads. Checked all ball joints(new on one side), bearings(new), tie rod ends(new)
Would worn out gear oil do this?
Thanks in advance
Alright when I slow down, say 10mph, my front end vibrates pretty bad. It does it with or without the brakes on. The fenders and dash rattle. I've greased all u-joints and steering. New rotors and pads. Checked all ball joints(new on one side), bearings(new), tie rod ends(new)
Would worn out gear oil do this?
Thanks in advance
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I was just going to say that. Or they could be out of phase. Eventhough if that was the case it would probably be a greater range of vibs, but anyways, just try rotaing your drive shafts 180 degrees. If they are out of phase, that will do it.
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