navsnipe
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Follow-up to my center bearing shimming to alleviate the takeoff shudder.
I tried 1/8", 1/4", and 1/2" shims and at a full tank of gas the shudder is slight to non-existent. Once the truck gets to around 1/2 tank the shudder becomes more noticeable and I get some vibrations in the steering wheel around 55 mph. Yesterday I removed the shims and was at 1/4 tank, the shudder was there. Did a drive at various speeds and had no vibes in the steering wheel at 55 mph. Filled the tank and the shudder is slight to non-existent again. When I filled up with gas I put in 13 gallons which is 82lbs (81.9 for OCD purposes). This issue is definitely load related. I may try to put some weight in the back of the truck and see what results I get as I go through a tank of gas.
Anybody a have a magic wand that works on vehicles, mine is not working?
I tried 1/8", 1/4", and 1/2" shims and at a full tank of gas the shudder is slight to non-existent. Once the truck gets to around 1/2 tank the shudder becomes more noticeable and I get some vibrations in the steering wheel around 55 mph. Yesterday I removed the shims and was at 1/4 tank, the shudder was there. Did a drive at various speeds and had no vibes in the steering wheel at 55 mph. Filled the tank and the shudder is slight to non-existent again. When I filled up with gas I put in 13 gallons which is 82lbs (81.9 for OCD purposes). This issue is definitely load related. I may try to put some weight in the back of the truck and see what results I get as I go through a tank of gas.
Anybody a have a magic wand that works on vehicles, mine is not working?
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