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Vibration at 65 mph to 80
What about rear pinion bearing? That's been mentioned a few times, and a few of my friends have said the same.- Deathpunch82
- Post #18
- Forum: 3rd gen T4Rs
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Vibration at 65 mph to 80
I had the front and rear u-joints replaced by a shop, which helped a lot! But the vibration is still there. It's a 2wd, so no double cardan joint.- Deathpunch82
- Post #15
- Forum: 3rd gen T4Rs
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Vibration at 65 mph to 80
That's one of the things I was considering too. About how much does that cost to fix?- Deathpunch82
- Post #10
- Forum: 3rd gen T4Rs
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Vibration at 65 mph to 80
It has had this vibration with the old and new tires, so I don't think its that. Also, it seem to be coming from the back of the vehicle.- Deathpunch82
- Post #5
- Forum: 3rd gen T4Rs
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Vibration at 65 mph to 80
It feels like its in the rear and its not a shimmy like unbalanced tires, its like a hum/drone through the whole vehicle. And you can feel it in the whole vehicle.- Deathpunch82
- Post #4
- Forum: 3rd gen T4Rs
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Vibration at 65 mph to 80
I have 2002 4runner that at 65 mph to 80 mph starts to hum/vibrate. It stays the same whether I accelerate or coast. I have replaced both u-joints and have new tires, and it is still there. Any ideas what could be the cause? :shrug:- Deathpunch82
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- Forum: 3rd gen T4Rs
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Compass and Thermometer
But where is the other end of the wiring in the cab? For the temp sensor.- Deathpunch82
- Post #32
- Forum: 3rd gen T4Rs
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How many miles on your 4runner?
Bought mine 2 months ago. 2002 sr5 with 222,000 miles runs strong!- Deathpunch82
- Post #810
- Forum: 3rd gen T4Rs