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69mychevy 06-30-2002 01:50 PM

good vibrations......not!!!
 
my 69 chevy sometimes will vibrate at 445 or 50 and sometimes not until 65, how do i fix it, is it u-joints?? driveshaft?? i hav to go on the highway with this truck and i can't when its vibrating, and its not at high rpms when its vibrationg only like 2000

blue72stepside 06-30-2002 03:02 PM

It depends on what type of vibaration u have.
Check out tires first, balance, out of round, ect. Then the front end or the drive line. Front end: bad ball joints, idle arm, pitman arm, shocks. Drive line: balance, out of time, u joints. it is possible the trany slipping can cause a vibaration. hope this helps

69mychevy 06-30-2002 04:12 PM

hey im only 16 so i don't understand most of that stuff u just said but im tryin to get into cars more so if u hav time to explain it that would b benificial if not thanx for tryin to help me

Super Chevy 06-30-2002 07:17 PM

jordan, you have alot of spinning parts like the driveshaft,tires ect. they all have to be balenced or itll shake ,its like when a fan losses a blade and turns and vibrates

Low69CST 06-30-2002 07:36 PM

A good guess would be the midshaft bearing. I've seen several go out, but when you crawl under the truck, they still feel really solid. Just if you seperate the 2 driveshafts make sure that you mark them so they go back together the same, if you don't you'll have a major vibration and ruin your new midshaft bearing. I learned that one the hard way.

bigvinnie 06-30-2002 07:38 PM

is this something that happened all of a sudden or has it been slowly getting worse...??? if all of a sudden, have you done anything recently that would cause the problem, like front suspension work, tire rotation, etc....????

when was the front suspension rebuilt last...??? Jack up a front tire, grab it at the 12 and 6 positions.... pull on the top and push at the bottom (and vice versa) to see if there's any looseness...

let us know what you find....

72chevyLWB 06-30-2002 07:38 PM

I just had a vibration problem like that too. I had to shim my tranny up 1/2 inch because of the drop kit setting my angles way off. The vibration ended up ruining my pinion bearing too, so get it fixed right away.

fluffytx1 06-30-2002 09:14 PM

vibe help
 
mine was a u-joint problem chased it for a month then found a bad u-joint


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