TRUCK SHAKES

TRUCK SHAKES

Postby Beck*A*Poo » September 2nd, 2010, 4:03 pm

IF im driving down the road it tends to shake for a min. It feels like my engine just feel off lol... But it only does it for a min and stops...

Could it be drive shaft
Alignment...
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Re: TRUCK SHAKES

Postby NOITALEVER » September 2nd, 2010, 5:09 pm

Mine would shake at high speed until I got new tires
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Re: TRUCK SHAKES

Postby REDxj5150 » September 2nd, 2010, 5:26 pm

It depends on where you feel it from. If it's from the front it could be alignment. If it feels like it's from the center or there about it could be a Ujoint, which what it sounds like to me. since its just for a minute I'd rule out wheel out of balance. I'd chalk it from rolling, put it in neutral while the engine is off. and try and rotate the drivelines. Any strange movement side to side or up and down, or slop in the ujoints are a sure sign.
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Re: TRUCK SHAKES

Postby Desert Dog » September 2nd, 2010, 7:35 pm

Does it always do it at the same speed or RPMs? Alignment and tire balance issues tend to get worse with speed. An out-of-balance drive shaft vibration or engine problem will happen at higher RPMs rather than speed.
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Re: TRUCK SHAKES

Postby Beck*A*Poo » September 2nd, 2010, 8:21 pm

Yea for some reason when im in 40 to 70 mph.... but i do have my bald tires lol... but when i make a sharp right or left somethings feels like its hitting the wall... But not to sure , I asked Mickey to come by to take a drive with me so we can figure the problem out... and im getting new tires in the next few weeks
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Re: TRUCK SHAKES

Postby Goatman » September 2nd, 2010, 9:28 pm

Worn tires and/or tires out of balance usually shows up between 50-65, so the tires could be the problem if you feel some front end shacking. If the shaking is violent, it could be bad steering components, bad shocks, bad ball joints, bad steering stabilizer, bad shocks, made worse by tires.
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Re: TRUCK SHAKES

Postby TheBigDogg » September 3rd, 2010, 12:09 am

[quote="honeyduemelon"]but when i make a sharp right or left somethings feels like its hitting the wall... [/quote]
probably mor than one problem, i would check your motor mounts too :dontknow:
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Re: TRUCK SHAKES

Postby Beck*A*Poo » September 3rd, 2010, 12:00 pm

Thanks guys... Im going to look into it on monday and go from there .....hopefully its nto too bad
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Re: TRUCK SHAKES

Postby Mickey » September 3rd, 2010, 3:07 pm

My conclusion:

tranny mount is gone... causing knocking

Pitman arm loose & can be tightend up but eventually will need to be replaced... causing loose steering and play

Trac bar housing bolts are loose... causing front axle to walk the road

And plus what u already know:
Needs shocks
Tires
Oil leak
And tune up

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Re: TRUCK SHAKES

Postby Beck*A*Poo » September 3rd, 2010, 3:31 pm

YEa thanks henry for stopping by lol.....

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Re: TRUCK SHAKES

Postby TheBigDogg » September 3rd, 2010, 11:58 pm

[quote="honeyduemelon"]YEa thanks henry for stopping by lol.....

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