08 Limited Issues
07-31-2016, 11:32 AM
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08 Limited Issues
I have an 08 Limited AWD with 120,000 miles. After reading many forums threads I still have some questions.
Does any one know how to get the center caps on the wheels to stay on without using silicone?
After making turns I get a driveline buzz/vibration that's gets worse as the speed increases up to 70 mph, if I let off of the pedal the buzz goes away and comes back if I press down again. Eventually the buzz goes away after letting off of the gas a few times (1-2 miles later). This issues is not during the turn its while I'm driving in a straight line after turning.
Bed shakes at 45-55 mph, sometimes it's pretty violent and easily seen in the drivers mirror other times it's just a slight shake.
Driver side air vents have no air pressure compared the the passenger side.
Thanks in advanced for all helpful responses.
Does any one know how to get the center caps on the wheels to stay on without using silicone?
After making turns I get a driveline buzz/vibration that's gets worse as the speed increases up to 70 mph, if I let off of the pedal the buzz goes away and comes back if I press down again. Eventually the buzz goes away after letting off of the gas a few times (1-2 miles later). This issues is not during the turn its while I'm driving in a straight line after turning.
Bed shakes at 45-55 mph, sometimes it's pretty violent and easily seen in the drivers mirror other times it's just a slight shake.
Driver side air vents have no air pressure compared the the passenger side.
Thanks in advanced for all helpful responses.
Last edited by Hey David; 07-31-2016 at 11:35 AM.
08-01-2016, 01:12 PM
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Make sure all tires are inflated the same and have the same tread depth. AWD vehicles are very finicky if the tires are not the same. Also, there will always be some additional vibration as the AWD system is always "on". The center differential is always turning more or less.
Bed shake is common in all trucks and I'm guessing you have 22s which doesn't allow the tires to absorb much of the impact of road imperfections, etc. All my trucks have had some degree of bed shake.
Bed shake is common in all trucks and I'm guessing you have 22s which doesn't allow the tires to absorb much of the impact of road imperfections, etc. All my trucks have had some degree of bed shake.
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08-01-2016, 01:15 PM
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Make sure all tires are inflated the same and have the same tread depth. AWD vehicles are very finicky if the tires are not the same. Also, there will always be some additional vibration as the AWD system is always "on". The center differential is always turning more or less. Bed shake is common in all trucks and I'm guessing you have 22s which doesn't allow the tires to absorb much of the impact of road imperfections, etc. All my trucks have had some degree of bed shake.
