Guggenheim99
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- New Jersey
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- Ford Ranger
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- 4WD
Do not know if this is the correct forums for this post. So I have a vibration in my seat/pedals from about 65-70'ish. I've done the following to try and fix it with none of it working:
Had someone balance them, still vibration. Won't matter in the next test I did
Jacked up the rear and drove at the speeds above without tires, still vibration
Took rear drums off and drove at the speeds above, still vibration
Took the diff apart, no issues found with the bearings in there
New U-Joints in the rear driveshaft, still vibration
Got a junkyard driveshaft, still vibration
Checked the U-Bolts on the axle, all are tight
At a loss for what could be causing this vibration. I did take the whole rear driveshaft off completely and spun it up to those speeds, and no vibration at all. That should rule out engine or trans mounts being an issue. Any suggestions or ideas?
Had someone balance them, still vibration. Won't matter in the next test I did
Jacked up the rear and drove at the speeds above without tires, still vibration
Took rear drums off and drove at the speeds above, still vibration
Took the diff apart, no issues found with the bearings in there
New U-Joints in the rear driveshaft, still vibration
Got a junkyard driveshaft, still vibration
Checked the U-Bolts on the axle, all are tight
At a loss for what could be causing this vibration. I did take the whole rear driveshaft off completely and spun it up to those speeds, and no vibration at all. That should rule out engine or trans mounts being an issue. Any suggestions or ideas?