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Old 04-24-2001, 03:17 AM   #1
50POWR
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I had quite a vibration problem, swapped out the driveshaft and it went away. Do you have a friend that might let you "borrow" his driveshaft long enough to put it in your car and take it for a drive? (its only 4 bolts) Thats what I did, just to see if that was it for sure, and thats what it was. The yoke on my driveshaft was really wavy, and I was told that could be the reason for the vibration. By the way, my vibration problems started at about the same time my tranny died also.....
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