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Re: drivetrain vibration.... [Re: AZcoma] #1002886 07/12/10 08:33 PM

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Vibration under low loads is a sign of something loose. Slip yoke (try separating and brushing splines w/ grease), pinion or t-case flange (tranny in neutral, e-brake on, grab flange end and pull, fell for up-down or side-side play - there should be none).

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
drivetrain vibration....	AZcoma	07/12/10 08:18 PM
Re: drivetrain vibration....	4Crawler	07/12/10 08:33 PM
Re: drivetrain vibration....	AZcoma	07/16/10 06:23 PM
Re: drivetrain vibration....	AZcoma	07/21/10 10:13 PM
Re: drivetrain vibration....	Staceman	07/21/10 11:58 PM
Re: drivetrain vibration....	AZcoma	07/23/10 12:03 AM
Re: drivetrain vibration....	Staceman	07/23/10 02:54 PM
Re: drivetrain vibration....	Pyroboy	07/25/10 06:33 AM

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