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vibration removing rear drive shaft
I have a small vibration and want to try to solve the problem. It only
occurs from 90 to 100km then stops. There is a vibration in the gas pedal and seat. I want to remove the rear drive shaft and take the jeep out to see if this is the problem. Is it safe to drive with out the rear drive shaft - put the jeep TJ 2002 in 4x4 and drive in front wheel drive? I have SYE. If this does not do the trick then I will try the front but this is a lot more work! |
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I had that problem on our XJ and turned out to be a bad tire. Belt was
busted. Had vibs up at 90KPH...was good just before and after. Its pretty simple check...maybe you have a wheel out of balance. Knock off a weight??? > wrote in message oups.com... > I have a small vibration and want to try to solve the problem. It only > occurs from 90 to 100km then stops. There is a vibration in the gas > pedal and seat. I want to remove the rear drive shaft and take the > jeep out to see if this is the problem. Is it safe to drive with out > the rear drive shaft - put the jeep TJ 2002 in 4x4 and drive in front > wheel drive? I have SYE. If this does not do the trick then I will > try the front but this is a lot more work! > |
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Depending how high you are, your front driveshaft my vibrate worse. The
front driveshaft should not rotate in 2wd. Carl > wrote in message oups.com... >I have a small vibration and want to try to solve the problem. It only > occurs from 90 to 100km then stops. There is a vibration in the gas > pedal and seat. I want to remove the rear drive shaft and take the > jeep out to see if this is the problem. Is it safe to drive with out > the rear drive shaft - put the jeep TJ 2002 in 4x4 and drive in front > wheel drive? I have SYE. If this does not do the trick then I will > try the front but this is a lot more work! > |
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I have driven home from a run at 55 mph and around for the week only on
the front driveshaft. Just remember not to goose it when the steering is cranked over. Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's wrote: > > I have a small vibration and want to try to solve the problem. It only > occurs from 90 to 100km then stops. There is a vibration in the gas > pedal and seat. I want to remove the rear drive shaft and take the > jeep out to see if this is the problem. Is it safe to drive with out > the rear drive shaft - put the jeep TJ 2002 in 4x4 and drive in front > wheel drive? I have SYE. If this does not do the trick then I will > try the front but this is a lot more work! |
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He has a TJ, the front shaft turns all the time.
Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's Carl wrote: > > Depending how high you are, your front driveshaft my vibrate worse. The > front driveshaft should not rotate in 2wd. > > Carl > > > wrote in message > oups.com... > >I have a small vibration and want to try to solve the problem. It only > > occurs from 90 to 100km then stops. There is a vibration in the gas > > pedal and seat. I want to remove the rear drive shaft and take the > > jeep out to see if this is the problem. Is it safe to drive with out > > the rear drive shaft - put the jeep TJ 2002 in 4x4 and drive in front > > wheel drive? I have SYE. If this does not do the trick then I will > > try the front but this is a lot more work! > > |
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My mistake.. is this the same on YJ? I drove on my front shaft for a week
after I sprung-over. Terrible vibes above 40mph in 4HI (which was front-drive). No vibes in 2HI (rear drive). Carl "Mike Romain" > wrote in message ... > He has a TJ, the front shaft turns all the time. > > Mike > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's > > Carl wrote: >> >> Depending how high you are, your front driveshaft my vibrate worse. The >> front driveshaft should not rotate in 2wd. >> >> Carl >> >> > wrote in message >> oups.com... >> >I have a small vibration and want to try to solve the problem. It only >> > occurs from 90 to 100km then stops. There is a vibration in the gas >> > pedal and seat. I want to remove the rear drive shaft and take the >> > jeep out to see if this is the problem. Is it safe to drive with out >> > the rear drive shaft - put the jeep TJ 2002 in 4x4 and drive in front >> > wheel drive? I have SYE. If this does not do the trick then I will >> > try the front but this is a lot more work! >> > |
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No, the YJ's have the vacuum disconnect so the driveshaft stays put when
in 2 WD. Same for the CJ's with their manual disconnects and at least the first version of the 'new' XJ also have a vacuum disconnect. Those vibes over 40 in 4 high are not normal. That implies a bad u-joint either in the driveshaft or in the axle ends. You should be smooth as silk all the way up to at least 70 mph in 4 high. I use it in both my Jeeps at full highway speed in snow squalls. If I am driving along at 65 mph and see snow on the road ahead, I just shift into 4 high and keep on truckin'. See dry ahead and shift back to 2 HI. I always lock my CJ7 up before going on the highway in those kind of conditions. Mike Carl wrote: > > My mistake.. is this the same on YJ? I drove on my front shaft for a week > after I sprung-over. Terrible vibes above 40mph in 4HI (which was > front-drive). No vibes in 2HI (rear drive). > > Carl > > "Mike Romain" > wrote in message > ... > > He has a TJ, the front shaft turns all the time. > > > > Mike > > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 > > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's > > > > Carl wrote: > >> > >> Depending how high you are, your front driveshaft my vibrate worse. The > >> front driveshaft should not rotate in 2wd. > >> > >> Carl > >> > >> > wrote in message > >> oups.com... > >> >I have a small vibration and want to try to solve the problem. It only > >> > occurs from 90 to 100km then stops. There is a vibration in the gas > >> > pedal and seat. I want to remove the rear drive shaft and take the > >> > jeep out to see if this is the problem. Is it safe to drive with out > >> > the rear drive shaft - put the jeep TJ 2002 in 4x4 and drive in front > >> > wheel drive? I have SYE. If this does not do the trick then I will > >> > try the front but this is a lot more work! > >> > |
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It's got new u-joints. I think the angle of the driveline is too severe for
above 40mph... I have about 8" of lift on a stock front driveline. No t-case drop. Carl "Mike Romain" > wrote in message ... > No, the YJ's have the vacuum disconnect so the driveshaft stays put when > in 2 WD. Same for the CJ's with their manual disconnects and at least > the first version of the 'new' XJ also have a vacuum disconnect. > > Those vibes over 40 in 4 high are not normal. That implies a bad > u-joint either in the driveshaft or in the axle ends. You should be > smooth as silk all the way up to at least 70 mph in 4 high. > > I use it in both my Jeeps at full highway speed in snow squalls. If I > am driving along at 65 mph and see snow on the road ahead, I just shift > into 4 high and keep on truckin'. See dry ahead and shift back to 2 > HI. I always lock my CJ7 up before going on the highway in those kind > of conditions. > > Mike > > Carl wrote: >> >> My mistake.. is this the same on YJ? I drove on my front shaft for a week >> after I sprung-over. Terrible vibes above 40mph in 4HI (which was >> front-drive). No vibes in 2HI (rear drive). >> >> Carl >> >> "Mike Romain" > wrote in message >> ... >> > He has a TJ, the front shaft turns all the time. >> > >> > Mike >> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 >> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's >> > >> > Carl wrote: >> >> >> >> Depending how high you are, your front driveshaft my vibrate worse. >> >> The >> >> front driveshaft should not rotate in 2wd. >> >> >> >> Carl >> >> >> >> > wrote in message >> >> oups.com... >> >> >I have a small vibration and want to try to solve the problem. It >> >> >only >> >> > occurs from 90 to 100km then stops. There is a vibration in the gas >> >> > pedal and seat. I want to remove the rear drive shaft and take the >> >> > jeep out to see if this is the problem. Is it safe to drive with >> >> > out >> >> > the rear drive shaft - put the jeep TJ 2002 in 4x4 and drive in >> >> > front >> >> > wheel drive? I have SYE. If this does not do the trick then I will >> >> > try the front but this is a lot more work! >> >> > |
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I had a small vibration in the gas pedal and steering wheel on my 93 YJ -
replaced both U-joints on the rear axle (relatively inexpensive and easy) found that just 1 bearing cap was bad,,,, vibration went away. My recommendation is if you are going to drop the drive shaft, just replace the u-joints (greasable) and let er rip! > wrote in message oups.com... >I have a small vibration and want to try to solve the problem. It only > occurs from 90 to 100km then stops. There is a vibration in the gas > pedal and seat. I want to remove the rear drive shaft and take the > jeep out to see if this is the problem. Is it safe to drive with out > the rear drive shaft - put the jeep TJ 2002 in 4x4 and drive in front > wheel drive? I have SYE. If this does not do the trick then I will > try the front but this is a lot more work! > |
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