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PostPosted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 10:37 pm 
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I have a feeling some of it may be caused by surface rust on the driveline, since the drive is now sitting at a different angle than before, it may be wearing off rust that it never had contact with before, on my old explorer I had to replace one of my half shafts with one that had been sitting in a shed for a long time, at low speeds if I nailed the gas it shook like a mother for a while because it had a bunch of surface rust on one side of it.

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hopefully you already checked the driveline for mud and dirt and what not?

i had a similar problem, i hada bout 5 lbs of mud crammed between one of the front shafts and the framing around the diff

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JeepinJarhead03 wrote:
hopefully you already checked the driveline for mud and dirt and what not?

i had a similar problem, i hada bout 5 lbs of mud crammed between one of the front shafts and the framing around the diff


I think his only off road so far has been through the back yard, it was REAL clean underneath! :lol: :lol: :lol:

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tommudd wrote:
I think his only off road so far has been through the back yard, it was REAL clean underneath! :lol: :lol: :lol:


Yes it is very clean. Well, it was before I drove to your house on that new road. I pressure washed under there best I could blind at the carwash, but I think this weekend I'm going to get under there with a bucket and handwash my undercarriage...

I'm not too worried about the vibration now. Just happening at 50 @ 4k rpms is better than the day I drove home, where it basically did it any time I pushed on the gas pedal.

I'll just keep an eye on it this week, next weekend I'll probably get under there and put a wrench on any thing I can find. I really doubt that is the problem, but it gives me a reason to be in the garage. :D

Tonights swapping of the air filter, checking fluids and tire pressures just didn't do it for me...at least I've got an oil change coming up in 900 miles. That might tide me over for a couple days.

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