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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
2008 F-350 slight vibration
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[QUOTE="TravisP2001, post: 1563056, member: 37654"] I have not had the tire balance checked. I have the 4 stock rims with almost new tires on them. The guy I purchased the truck for them had upgraded the rims and tires but still had the old ones and included them with the truck. I have thought about changing them to see if it would make a difference. The main reason I think it is not tire related is the way it basically goes away after I get over 35 or so mph. I have looked for bad spots on the tires but can't find anything. I have had that happen to me before on my Expedition. I did remove the steering damper recently when I changed the AC Compressor. BTW, That is one of the hardest AC Compressor change outs I have ever done. I need to get back under there and just make sure everything is good with the steering damper. But I would not think that would cause this. I also plan on changing the cab mounts. I have them at the house in a box. It was something else the guy I got the truck from had already purchased but never got around to changing all of them. He only changed two of them. I have thought that maybe that is the issue. I am pretty convinced it is nothing in the transmission or engine since RPM really does not have any effect on it. It is just at low speeds under 35 or so. And not a constant the whole time either. Even does it when coasting to a stop. And it is not a really bad vibration either. Just a slight vibration. Shakes the dash and steering wheel just slightly. To me, it almost feels like I would imagine it would feel like riding on one of the mud tires with nothing to soften the bumpy feeling from the tire tread. [/QUOTE]
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