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04 F150 Viberates Real Bad!

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Old 04-28-2017, 02:16 PM
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Parking brake did this for me.
Also if the tie rods were loose you'd feel it towards the front of the truck. More of a wobble.
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I have the same problem with my 04 f150 lariat 2wd! I bought new tires, rotors, still over 70mph
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What was wrong with your parking brake? Not releasing all the way?

My front end is tight. No play at all..
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Originally Posted by Envro
I have the same problem with my 04 f150 lariat 2wd! I bought new tires, rotors, still over 70mph
Does the inside of your cab shake like hell? I have change in my cup holder and it rattles like hell lol. Even have to open the rear window a little or the handle makes an annoying noise..
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Originally Posted by Bucko
Take it to an alignment shop; ask that one of the techs go for a ride with you so you can demonstrate the issue.
Already did and they said theres no where to drive 70 around them..
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Does that truck have a center support bearing on the driveshaft?
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Originally Posted by PerryB
Does that truck have a center support bearing on the driveshaft?
Yes it does.
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Had the rear of my truck jacked up. Had my father watch the rear while I got up to speed. At 70 mph the viberation was coming from the right side. The leaf springs were moving up and down on the right side. Left side side were steady. Bent axle?
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Originally Posted by F150-ATV
Yes it does.
I would maybe suspect that carrier bearing.
Also, you didn't mention, is it 4wd or 2wd?
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...nevermind, I was typing while you were posting the last thing about the right rear shaking.
How many miles are on the tires, and are they goodyears?



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