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rear axle noise/vibration after ome coils in #755463 10/03/06 05:26 AM
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tog2 Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Well I put the OME 901 coils in my 95 runner which makes a difference to say the least. Now I have a problem...

I am getting a vibration/noise at about 60 to 70 mph but only when I let off gas does it become really prevelent. no problem around town or on the trail(yet). I dropped the rear of the drive shaft, no play in pinion cept for 1/8 to 1/4 in rotation. no lateral play. I lubed up the ujoints and changed diff oil( no major shavings) still get the noise.. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />

Anybody experience this after a lift on a 2nd gen runner??
Thanks in advance
Tom G
Placerville

Re: rear axle noise/vibration after ome coils in [Re: tog2] #755464 10/03/06 05:54 AM
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How much lift?

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Re: rear axle noise/vibration after ome coils in [Re: kewlynx] #755465 10/03/06 03:34 PM
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tog2 Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
It,s supposed be 1.5 of lift but seems more like 2.0.
rear is almost an inch higher than front now.

I read the article on drive shafts thanks. Still not sure if I should swap ujoints..or what? haven't heard from any others who have added these springs on any vibration noise.

Re: rear axle noise/vibration after ome coils in [Re: tog2] #755466 10/11/06 07:23 PM
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Same here on my '91. I installed the OME coils and i now get a vibration the same place you do.
I did replace the u-joints and gave everything a good lube job. Still vibrating.

Re: rear axle noise/vibration after ome coils in #755467 10/15/06 07:18 AM
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ldivinag Offline
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could be you need to rotate the axle up to compensate for the additional lift.

maybe getting some adjustable control arms to adjust the tilt will do...


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Re: rear axle noise/vibration after ome coils in [Re: tog2] #755468 10/15/06 09:46 PM
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mattikeranen Offline
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Well I put the OME 901 coils in my 95 runner which makes a difference to say the least. Now I have a problem...

I am getting a vibration/noise at about 60 to 70 mph but only when I let off gas does it become really prevelent. no problem around town or on the trail(yet). I dropped the rear of the drive shaft, no play in pinion cept for 1/8 to 1/4 in rotation. no lateral play. I lubed up the ujoints and changed diff oil( no major shavings) still get the noise.. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />

Anybody experience this after a lift on a 2nd gen runner??
Thanks in advance
Tom G
Placerville


Maybe the rear propeller shaft?s joint is the guilty. It?s stiff you said, but maybe it?s too stiff when angle is more than before. You can try it when you?ve remove 4 bolts at the end. Change the joint if it feel different when moving it.

Last edited by mattikeranen; 10/15/06 09:48 PM.

4Runner 3.0 Turbo-Diesel, 2" suspension lift, 33x10.50R15 tires

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