Shaking truck
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Shaking truck
Hey all. I've been a member for awhile but I've never had a need to post anything until today. I was driving to work when I began to feel the truck shake. I came to a stop light and the truck was shaking. I started driving again and on the gas I could still feel the vibration. Once I got to the next light it just stopped. I have no clue what made it do this and I'm wondering if it's anything serious. I would really appreciate a reply. By the way I have an 06 5.4 L 4x4 with the edge evolution. While I was driving it was on level 3. Thanks in advance for any replys.
Last edited by rsbeachbum2; 02-01-2007 at 01:09 AM.
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How far did you drive with it shaking? I experienced this exact thing yesterday. I pulled over and checked things out, and I decided it was a coil pack that went out on me (first time this has happened to me). The SEL didn't come on untill I pulled into the dealer. Turned out it was the #7 coil pack and plug. After the mechanic replaced it and I recieved the $180 bill , they told me to replace all the spark plugs, since they were pretty worn. (looked like an original plug on a 136k mile engine). I guess worn plugs put a larger load on the COP's.
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Originally Posted by 2000Black4x4
How far did you drive with it shaking?
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Originally Posted by rsbeachbum2
From the time it started until it stopped it was only two blocks. I thought it was strange just coming out of nowhere like that and like I said earlier the light didn't come on.
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No guarantee that this is your problem, but I'll share this experience - just in case:
While coming home from work one day, my 2002 5.4 SCREW developed a shake/shudder so bad it would barely pull itself along. I never got a CEL, and maintenance (including new plugs) was up to date. Long a story short - I found that the harness going to the crankcase position sensor (directly below the front main bearing) was stretched so tightly across the starter that it had almost came completely unplugged. I re-routed the harness and cleaned and re-connected the plug. No more shudder! My theory (subject to review by someone more familar with OBD II), is that when the eec loses input from the sensor, you lose both spark and fuel and the eec doesn't recognize it as a misfire; hence, no CEL.
At least this is easy to check, and it may save you a trip to the dealer.
While coming home from work one day, my 2002 5.4 SCREW developed a shake/shudder so bad it would barely pull itself along. I never got a CEL, and maintenance (including new plugs) was up to date. Long a story short - I found that the harness going to the crankcase position sensor (directly below the front main bearing) was stretched so tightly across the starter that it had almost came completely unplugged. I re-routed the harness and cleaned and re-connected the plug. No more shudder! My theory (subject to review by someone more familar with OBD II), is that when the eec loses input from the sensor, you lose both spark and fuel and the eec doesn't recognize it as a misfire; hence, no CEL.
At least this is easy to check, and it may save you a trip to the dealer.
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Hi Guys. As you can see I am brand new to this great forum. I will be picking up my new 07 SCREW in a few weeks. (Already have a roush grill sitting in the garage for my first mod!) Anyway, I had this exact problem with my 02 Sequoia. Turns out it was bad gas. Just added some water remover to the tank and topped it off with fresh gas and the problem went away. I hope your problem is as simple as this.
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
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I agree with the previous posters, about it being a bad cop, spark plug, or injector. Do whatever it is that makes it shudder, and keep it shuddering until it throws a cel. Until it throws it, you'll just be guessing at what is wrong. Also, if you have a buddy with an Edge, it will read "pending" codes. So even though it actually hasn't lit up the CEL it will still read what is wrong.
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Originally Posted by chester8420
I agree with the previous posters, about it being a bad cop, spark plug, or injector. Do whatever it is that makes it shudder, and keep it shuddering until it throws a cel. Until it throws it, you'll just be guessing at what is wrong. Also, if you have a buddy with an Edge, it will read "pending" codes. So even though it actually hasn't lit up the CEL it will still read what is wrong.
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Originally Posted by chester8420
Mine works on every ford vehicle I've tried it on. Even a V10 f250
I just bought this truck wednesday and today noticed a stutter...kind of disappointing really. Hoping it's just the cold weather