Trailer Floor Repaired and Drive Wheel Vibrations, Keep on Trucking

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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @losperrisvlogs7715
    @losperrisvlogs7715 Год назад +1

    try to move ur fifht wheel fower

  • @rearspeaker6364
    @rearspeaker6364 Год назад

    confirm that bushings on rear end are not loose.

    • @EricWrenchMotors
      @EricWrenchMotors  Год назад

      Small crack about a millimeter on rear axle. Front drive axle bushings new

  • @coltonkruse2313
    @coltonkruse2313 4 месяца назад

    Damn they were sagging an inch? Thats crazy. I am going to tackle this job cause i have some sagging 1/4" or so.

  • @rearspeaker6364
    @rearspeaker6364 Год назад +1

    never align up driveshafts, they'll vibrate like hell! always keep all driveshafts in some form of misalignment, so any imbalance will cancel out.

  • @losperrisvlogs7715
    @losperrisvlogs7715 Год назад

    I have same truck and I can't figure out my rear air bags are rise more than the front ones

    • @EricWrenchMotors
      @EricWrenchMotors  Год назад +1

      A RUclipsr Diy Semi mentions new axle tube to spring shims in a video. Mine look fine though

    • @kmtspartan3
      @kmtspartan3 Год назад

      Like he said, I have a freightliner classic, I realized that moving my fifth wheel either causes less or more vibration. The further back the smoother the ride. If you adjust leveling valve height, as well as your fifth wheel position you may eliminate the issue.