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Old 10-25-2014, 03:35 PM
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Have small bad vibration. Rotated and balanced the tires..still vibrates .you can feel the vibration more in the rear of durango..need help..thx
 
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Maybe you lost a drive shaft weight.
 
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Maybe you lost a drive shaft weight.
Is there a way to tell or wut to look for.??
 
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Look for remnants of welds with no weight.
 
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Now that have lifted the rear from the ground and allowed to free wheel, i believe its the the rear drivers side axle. Now in or out????
 
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Disc or drum brakes?

What is that side doing?
 
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Drum. Humms and howls with variations of vibrations
 
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Brakes adjusted too tight? Pull the tire, and drum, shake the axle, push/pull on it. Does it move in ways you don't think it should? (a bit of in/out is ok, any other movement.... not so much.)

Also, trans in neutral, try and turn the axle by hand. should turn smoothly, likely with a bit of effort. If it feels notchy/crunchy at all, bad bearing.
 
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