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Re: 1995 Trooper Vibration
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07/07/06 10:26 PM
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Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 39
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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So yours only does it on deceleration? Mine always does it accelerating through that range but on decelerating it is different. If I decelerate slowly like by lifting a wee bit on the throttle it will get through that range with no issue but if I lift completely off the throttle it vibrates just as much as if I were accelerating. I figure it has to be driveline related somewhere but I don't know what else to check.
The larger tires are on my agenda. Current is 245/75 and I plan to go to at least 265/75 which if nothing else will raise the actual speed at which it happens.
It's a funny deal. My 1996 5 speed Troop doesnt do it and the tires on that truck are puny little original size ones.
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