Ok so I just got my dodge and came over from a powerstroke. So far so good I love my 16 cc lb tradesman. But I have a annoying grinding/ vibration at freeway speed. Truck runs fine, but this sound is annoying, comes on and off as I feather the throttle, it’s pretty loud. Could it be lift related? Driveshaft? Any help would be awsome thanks
While I work on fighter jets, these type of 'write ups' are so hard to diagnose. Pilots would tell us, he had a vibration in his feet, at 360kts, at a 45 degree left turn, at 24500'. Really? You want me to figure that out.
Your issue too has so many things. Let's make a list, IMO most possible to least.
- U joints
- Tires worn or out of balance
- Worn brakes, the tab that squeals, telling you it's time for new brake pads/shoes
- Bad brake caliper - one could be grabbing, not releasing like it should.
- Warped rotor, drum
- Front end, tie rods, etc
- Drive shaft out of balance
- Warped wheel/rim
- - Bad transmission (not likely), but it's possible.
These are what come to mind, initially. The first two are inexpensive to fix. Getting these first two fixed are good maintenance practice.
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Let me know, I'm really happy to help with this with you.