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06-13-2004, 03:06 PM
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u-joint reposition
If the u-joints are new and the drive shaft is balanced, you could reposition the rear u-joint 180 dgrees and see if it helps. No new parts needed and only 15 minutes of your time. It's only a suggestion though. Sounds like u-joints to me.
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