MrSimon
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- Location
- Downingtown, PA
EDIT: Having TROUBLE tracking down a front end shake (I'm retarded)
87 MJ 4x4 AW4 231 4.5" Drop Brackets Adj. Arms Rock Krawler Steering D30 w/ Aussie
A few weeks ago I drove the truck 2 hours up to RC and it ran nice and smooth at highway speeds and everything felt fine. While wheeling, my trans died. I got strapped a good distance out to the parking lot. Blew the front pass. side tire bead on the way out. Put spare on. Put the truck on a trailer and took it home. Had a friend strap me a couple miles to the trans shop where they rebuilt the trans and gave it back to me.
Now I have a nasty shake at 45+ mph. I pulled the front D/S but it made no difference. The tie rod, drag link, track bar, sway bar, control arms all seem nice and tight.
The shake seems to be getting worse, and now I hear a chirping sound that goes along with the shake. Definately seems to be coming from the front end - I'm pretty sure the rear D/S and axle are fine.
The only thing I can think of is wheel bearings or u-joints. If that is the case, how do I check them?
What do you guys think?
87 MJ 4x4 AW4 231 4.5" Drop Brackets Adj. Arms Rock Krawler Steering D30 w/ Aussie
A few weeks ago I drove the truck 2 hours up to RC and it ran nice and smooth at highway speeds and everything felt fine. While wheeling, my trans died. I got strapped a good distance out to the parking lot. Blew the front pass. side tire bead on the way out. Put spare on. Put the truck on a trailer and took it home. Had a friend strap me a couple miles to the trans shop where they rebuilt the trans and gave it back to me.
Now I have a nasty shake at 45+ mph. I pulled the front D/S but it made no difference. The tie rod, drag link, track bar, sway bar, control arms all seem nice and tight.
The shake seems to be getting worse, and now I hear a chirping sound that goes along with the shake. Definately seems to be coming from the front end - I'm pretty sure the rear D/S and axle are fine.
The only thing I can think of is wheel bearings or u-joints. If that is the case, how do I check them?
What do you guys think?