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Old 11-08-2014, 01:23 PM
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Hey guys I have a 07 f150 with 95000 on her.. I noticed that it seems like the driver side rear end seems to shake pretty good at about 55 to 58 mph.. anyone experience this or know what could be the problem? Thanks
Old 11-08-2014, 03:30 PM
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Hey guys I have a 07 f150 with 95000 on her.. I noticed that it seems like the driver side rear end seems to shake pretty good at about 55 to 58 mph.. anyone experience this or know what could be the problem? Thanks
My buddy who has a lifted jeep has this issue. Things he thought it could be is the hub assembly (very easy to fix) but didn't fix his. So he rebalanced his tires that were off alot!! That didn't fix it. And only thing it could be would be an alignment I would think it could be any of these three things. Best of luck to you! Hope that helps.

P.S. if it's lifted. Could be the start of death wobble. But that's worse case scenario
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Start with a wheel/tire balance. It's the easiest and cheapest place to start. Have them look for an "out of round" tire while they're in there. Once that is looked at (and if nothing is found) you'll want to start looking into rearend or drivetrain issues like worn u-joints.
Alignments do NOT cause vibration problems.
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thanks will do... truck ha no lift and is stock
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Have you recently changed the differential's oil, if it's an LS rear it might need more friction modifier
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I have not but I will look in to that thanks



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