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azmike · Mar 21st, 2008, 10:28 AM

Thanks for your reply. The reason for the problem is not as you have written about.

As I believe I have said, each time someone has taken off the drive shaft and reinstalled it the vibration has happened. It can be felt in the seat of your pants as it is called. It has been said that it is "drive shaft timeing", by those who have repaired it. It seems that very few mechanic's know about the problem and how to solve it. If I didn't metion it, it's a 2 piece drive shaft and there's center bearing.

The key to this problem is "the drive shaft was removed by a couple of people at differnt times of course, and replaced, after which the vibration occured."

Thanks agian.

Mar 21st, 2008, 10:28 AM	#17 (permalink)
azmike Sorta-Newbie Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 15	Thanks for your reply. The reason for the problem is not as you have written about. As I believe I have said, each time someone has taken off the drive shaft and reinstalled it the vibration has happened. It can be felt in the seat of your pants as it is called. It has been said that it is "drive shaft timeing", by those who have repaired it. It seems that very few mechanic's know about the problem and how to solve it. If I didn't metion it, it's a 2 piece drive shaft and there's center bearing. The key to this problem is "the drive shaft was removed by a couple of people at differnt times of course, and replaced, after which the vibration occured." Thanks agian.