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| Posted Sun, Mar 11 2012 03:11 PM CST | ||
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BUTCH MOSLEY BUTCH MOSLEY LIVESTOCK MCGREGOR, TX Posts: 16 |
Heys Guys Thanks for reading,, I have a 95 Pete exhd this truck has a terrible vibration somewhere in the rear..This is what i have done,,,New drives, had all u jolints replaced, also had driveline balanced, new carrier bearing, the ride height has been checked, Also had wheels centered on studs,,,I had new shims, shackles and spring hangers put on front, with new steer tires, cuz originally i thought it was on the front....Trying to make this short....I feel the vibration in my butt and feet. When you load the truck it settles the vibration a little until you get up to about 72 mph....Thanks for reading Butch Mosley |
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| Posted Mon, Mar 12 2012 10:01 PM CST | ||
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LARRY NAILLIEUX CUSTOM CROP SERVICES LLC CONCORDIA, KS 785-275-2148 Posts: 10 |
Sounds crazy but had similiar problem. Motor mounts good? | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Tue, Mar 13 2012 03:43 PM CST | ||
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SCOTT KNESS KNESS TRUCKING, INC. CHADWICK, IL Posts: 1 |
Could be coming from the power divider or rear end gears | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Tue, Mar 13 2012 05:27 PM CST | ||
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BLESSED HOPE TRUCKING CO. BLESSED HOPE TRUCKING CO. SPRING GROVE , MN 612-716-7611 Posts: 8 |
Could also be tires or wheels .I have had experience with faulty wheels in the past.GOOD LUCK | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Tue, Mar 13 2012 05:37 PM CST | ||
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JERRY MCFADIN JERRY MCFADIN GONZALEZ , TX Posts: 5 |
Did you have both drivelines checked? Does vibration go away if you put it in nuetral ? Does vibration change when you accelerate or let off? |
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| Posted Tue, Mar 13 2012 08:40 PM CST | ||
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BLAIN PARRISH -P FARWELL, TX 254-679-9427 Posts: 8 |
hey butch this is blain parrish i think we know alota the same people............. my mechanic said it could b the transmission or a bucshing somewhere hope you find it | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Tue, Mar 13 2012 09:45 PM CST | ||
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TRAVIS SMITH TR SMITH DISPATCH, LLC LINDSAY, OK 405-207-3832 Posts: 1 |
It is in your transmission |
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| Posted Wed, Mar 14 2012 05:28 AM CST | ||
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DOUG WALKER WALKER TRUCKING ALTAMONT, IL Posts: 6 |
I'm guessing it does it loaded and empty?? I would have to agree with the earlier post,that it's likely in the power divider, It still may be the ride height too. Just one of the many reasons I like Kenworth better than Pete. Good luck!! |
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| Posted Wed, Mar 14 2012 07:49 AM CST | ||
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LEE Y BBB SAN SABA, TX Posts: 23 |
check the short between the driver and the steering wheel. ha ha | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Wed, Mar 14 2012 10:47 PM CST | ||
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C > R RANCH BAY CITY, TX 409-222-2222 Posts: 22 |
check the balance of your brake drums! An easy way to do this is to jack all tires off the ground substantially, tighten all brakes down except one and run the truck through the gears, continue this with all four corners until you find the guilty one! be VERY careful with this procedure and have someone around who KNOWS whats going on.better yet, ask an OLD TIMER to help you out. This is OLD SCHOOL truck diagnostics!!! | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Fri, Mar 16 2012 01:01 PM CST | ||
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SETH COOPER COOPER RANCH AND TRUCKING LLC MADILL, OK Posts: 1 |
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| Posted Fri, Mar 16 2012 02:11 PM CST | ||
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STEVE HILKER STEVE HILKER TRUCKING, INC. CIMARRON, KS 620-855-2378 Posts: 14 |
Your ride height could be correct, but you could have a levelling valve that is not working right. I tend to agree more though that it's still in the driveline somewhere. Bearing in the back of the tranny or yoke on the rear ends. You checked to make sure your drivelines are true and in time? Wrong ride height can sure cause it though. | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Fri, Mar 16 2012 02:30 PM CST | ||
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JAKE MCCALL -JK BAR JK TRANSPORT CAMERON, TX Posts: 28 |
Hey Butch , spend some of that easy money you got, and but you a new ride. I dont know bout u , but all the feedback you got , sounds like you will almost have a new one replacing all that. Hope you get it figured out, and maybe it want b to expensive |
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| Posted Sun, Mar 18 2012 02:16 PM CST | ||
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TODD ROBERTS JS TRANSIT INC MECHANICSBURG, OH 937-828-0060 Posts: 5 |
Pull the rears . There,s A bearing going to let you down. |
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| Posted Tue, Mar 20 2012 10:23 PM CST | ||
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BUTCH MOSLEY BUTCH MOSLEY LIVESTOCK MCGREGOR, TX Posts: 16 |
Thanks Everyone for the comments.....Im gonna let ya know what i find | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Sat, Mar 31 2012 05:10 AM CST | ||
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SHANNON LEDBETTER JAMES LEDBETTER AND SON TRUCKING SHELBY, NC 704-477-8675 Posts: 1 |
ever figure it out? | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Sun, Apr 01 2012 08:23 PM CST | ||
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DUSTIN CURLEY WEEMAN LIVESTOCK HARRISON, AR 417-294-3291 Posts: 1 |
Check your wheel bearings I had a 97 Pete had a vibration and we jacked it up and found it had one loose | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Tue, Aug 21 2012 07:01 AM CST | ||
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BUD KELLEY BUD KELLEY CATTLE CO. GREENWOOD, SC Posts: 1 |
If you haven't figured out the problem yet it could be the cluth or the flywheel bolts loose or some broke. I've seen both cause the same kind of vibration and they were hell to find cause that's usually the last place everybody looks when there is a vibration in the rear. | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Sat, Aug 25 2012 03:08 AM CST | ||
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JASON CLARK JASON CLARK RUSHVILLE, IL Posts: 1 |
Might even be a shock gone bad. I drive a 00 Int Eagle and had a right rear drive shock go bad and we spent forever and a day trying to find it. Just a thought |
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| Posted Mon, Oct 15 2012 02:02 PM CST | ||
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CLAY BOHNE BOHNE FARMS MCGREGOR, TX Posts: 1 |
Does it vibrate bob tailing or pulling a trailer? Could be in trailer tires or trailer alignment. Check shocks on truck and trailer. Could be loose or bad wheel bearings on truck or trailer. Check to see if tires are balanced. This is a cheap way of adding miles to your tires also. | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Tue, Oct 16 2012 03:08 PM CST | ||
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MARTY DYKES DYKES BROTHERS COLUMBIA, KY 270-378-6833 Posts: 1 |
Sounds like your vibration is coming from trailor. I had truck with same problem and after doing everything like you have I switched trailors and I had no vibration at all. |
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| Posted Mon, Oct 22 2012 06:33 AM CST | ||
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TONY MITCHEM MITCHEM TRUCKING EAST MILTON, FL 850-324-7697 Posts: 12 |
Hey Butch I was wandering what you ever found on your truck! | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Tue, Oct 23 2012 07:50 PM CST | ||
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JOEL LONG LONG REACH EQUIPMENT BOONES MILL, VA Posts: 2 |
Butch, I saw a W900 one time that over time had "wallered out" the holes in rims where lug bolts go through. This case was on steer tires, but caused awful vibration. Fix was very simple....spacers of some sort were eventually put on the lug bolts and problem was solved. The rims were shifting just the slightest bit on the lugs as they went around. |
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