vibration...t-case bearing???

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Re: vibration...t-case bearing??? [Re: PETE_YK] #838089 09/26/07 02:41 AM

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Block wheels, tranny in neutral and climb under truck. Grab the rear driveshaft and give it a good tug, top, bottom and middle (by the slip yoke). If you feel any side-side or up-down play, that may be the source of the vibes. If eitehr flange, could be a loose flange nut, remove shaft, unstake nut and torque to spec., restake nut and reinstall shaft.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
vibration...t-case bearing???	PETE_YK	09/26/07 12:45 AM
Re: vibration...t-case bearing???	subliminaltrips	09/26/07 01:58 AM
Re: vibration...t-case bearing???	4Crawler	09/26/07 02:41 AM
Re: vibration...t-case bearing???	dieseltrooper	02/05/08 04:34 PM
Re: vibration...t-case bearing???	4Crawler	02/05/08 05:31 PM
Re: vibration...t-case bearing???	Jeepeater	02/05/08 05:41 PM

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