I've got a 4.6 2WD SuperCrew (everything stock). Started to notice when I pull out from a stop that I have a shutter or vibration from the rear. Once I get going, no more problem.
I'm wondering if the differential is where I should start or would this be a transmission issue? Anyone else experience this. It's not very bad, but noticeable and probably getting worse.
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Thread: Vibration when pulling out
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02-21-2016, 02:19 PM #1Junior Member
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Vibration when pulling out
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02-21-2016, 04:37 PM #2Chief Moderator
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Grease your u joints. Start there
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The title of this thread reminds me of a girl I used to know
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Do you have a two piece driveshaft?
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02-21-2016, 08:47 PM #4Super Moderator
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Lmao
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I also giggled when I read the name of the thread lol Originally Posted by FX4Life
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Is it while turning?.. If so. Drain rear differential fluid. But first. What does your door jam sticker say under axial? If it has 2 numbers under it then it's a open differential. If it has a letter then a number then it's a limited slip. If it ha a letter then number. Replace the fluid and use the friction modifier from ford only. The fluid might have some already mixed in. But that is not enough.
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I laughed too. Originally Posted by FX4Life
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