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Re: Vibration irritation
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
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Have you tried to go faster to see if it stops? Wheels are usually worse at ~50-60km/hr depending on their size (interestingly this corresponds with road corregations). I had a tail shaft on an old holden start vibrating once and that was very specifically around 95kms/hr.

If it just gets worse with speed and doesn't get better then you've got a large out of balance force, i.e. perhaps a damaged gear or an out of round drum brake or something. I've had worn suspension components and never noticed vibration but where I lived then the roads were pretty rough (and still are).

[Edit: another point if it is speed related you can try the same speed and a different gear (if safe) to see what half of the drive line it is.]

Posted on: 2010/6/14 0:18
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     Vibration irritation ericsb210 2010/6/13 15:26
       Re: Vibration irritation ddgonzal 2010/6/13 17:39
         Re: Vibration irritation LittleFireyOne 2010/6/13 17:58
       Re: Vibration irritation ssskiwi 2010/6/13 23:38
       Re: Vibration irritation lamb_daiquiri 2010/6/14 0:18
         Re: Vibration irritation greendog 2010/6/14 0:26
           Re: Vibration irritation ericsb210 2010/6/14 19:50
             Re: Vibration irritation ddgonzal 2010/6/14 21:32
               Re: Vibration irritation ericsb210 2010/6/15 0:08
                 Re: Vibration irritation ddgonzal 2010/6/15 0:30




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