gear change and vibration
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took the richmond 4.10 gears out and put in 3.73 from ford.whine is gone but the same vibration at 45 to 60 or so is still there so i dont think its the gears. any ideas as to what it could be.
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Originally posted by gpp@October 21, 2005, 4:50 PM
car has 200 miles on it i didnt have the problem til the 2 gear sets were put in.i m going to rotate the drive shaft and see if thar helps.
car has 200 miles on it i didnt have the problem til the 2 gear sets were put in.i m going to rotate the drive shaft and see if thar helps.
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Originally posted by gpp@October 21, 2005, 4:50 PM
car has 200 miles on it i didnt have the problem til the 2 gear sets were put in.i m going to rotate the drive shaft and see if thar helps.
car has 200 miles on it i didnt have the problem til the 2 gear sets were put in.i m going to rotate the drive shaft and see if thar helps.
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its easy.it has 6 bolts on a hub type setup that need to be removed.MARK the original location of the driveshaft to the hub.pull the shaft back,rotate it 180 degrees,reinstall with blue locktite and thats it.if that doesnt work,redo it and move another bolt hole around and try again.i started with 180 and got rid of alot of the vibration so i guess i will move it one hole at a time and see if it gets any better.MARK the original location!
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I have a vibration between 50-60 that was not there with the stock 3.55's. I've been through 2 set of 4.10's - Precisions and now Ford Racing - and have the vibe with both. My installer checked my driveshaft and it's about .010 out. He rotated it and it may have helped a little but not enough to tolerate for too much longer. It's not severe, but it resonates through the car pretty noticably at 52 mph and again at 58 mph. Steeper gears tend to accentuate small balancing imperfections in the drivetrain. I probably had the vibe with the stock gear, but it would have been at a higher speed and was less pronounced. I'll take it in to Ford and see what they can do and I won't tell them about the 4.10's unless they ask.
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