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PostPosted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 8:46 am 
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i noticed a vibration somewhere in my drivetrain from about 90mph-125mph anything above that speed and there is no vibration at all.... what could cause this ?
I did a search and most indicated the driveshaft as the problem source... I doubt that this is the case here, since the vibration is gone after 125mph.... do you think my poly tranmission mount could cause that problem ? Maybe even the Borla pipe that is almost touching something ? Weird thing is that its only from 90-125..

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Since you had your driveshaft out recently, I would go ahead and disconnect and rotate it 180 degrees and bolt it up again. Then run the test again. As for being wierd not really , as another vibration of a different freq could cancel it.

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Thanks Roy, I'll give it a try :wink:

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If it still vibrates after the 180 degree turn, then turn it one more time 90 degrees. If you still feel vibration, then maybe wheel balance.


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z06 wrote:
If it still vibrates after the 180 degree turn, then turn it one more time 90 degrees. If you still feel vibration, then maybe wheel balance.


Won't be abe to do a 90 , due to the fact the driline can only be mounted in two positions

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Ahhh...I just crossed over from Stangland to the world of bowties, so excuse my post. I need to erase my mind of Ford tech on this board. :oops:


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