07 350 transmisson awd
09-20-12, 05:47 AM
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07 350 transmisson awd
Quick question, has anyone had this happen. When I drive on the highway, I'm going about 60, 70 when I let go of the gas and coast it feels like the car is vibrating. Not sure if it's the tranny or something else. I can't tell if it's the rear or front of the car. I have staggered rims but tires are perfect diameter. Plus I'm lowered on nf210. Any input or testing I should do is appreciated. Thanks.
09-20-12, 06:57 AM
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So this is normal? The funny thing is that I was a little scared about the awd wobble but I dent have that issue. Just this slowing down Jake break like vibration.
09-20-12, 07:55 AM
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when's the last time you had the tires balanced?
i had some slight vibrations coasting at highway speeds and it turns out my tires were slightly off-balance.
problem went away after the balancing was done.
i had some slight vibrations coasting at highway speeds and it turns out my tires were slightly off-balance.
problem went away after the balancing was done.
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09-20-12, 08:42 AM
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Wheels are balanced. Its not that. It only happens when I let go of the gas and let the car slow down on its own. When I give it even the slightest touch of gas it's fine.
09-20-12, 08:50 AM
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Ya this weekend I will check the rims again. Install new brakes. I'm just hoping it's not the tranny or differential from the rims. That would suck.
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