New TSB's for Vibration & Nibble
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12-10-2004, 02:42 PM
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I have what could be described as a steering wheel nibble at about 60 mph. Is this the vibration everyone is talking about? I have had the tires rotated balanced and it still does it. The dealer had the lift, tires and wheels installed before I bought the truck and 4 wheel parts did the work. Can the dealer say it is do to the lift, mod of the suspension and not cover whatever work might need to be done to correct it? Any info is greatly appreciated.
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12-10-2004, 02:45 PM
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12-10-2004, 03:09 PM
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12-10-2004, 03:35 PM
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I sincerly apologize guys. I just returned from the dealer. I had to run this morning to my dealer to turn in my vibrating FX4 and sign the sales paperwork on my new 2005 Lariat. I now own a 2005 non-vibrating Lariat.
I plan on contributing to the vibe threads to help out. If it wasn't for some here I probably would have not received a replacement truck from the DSB. I would like to return the favor and help out where needed.
I have the PDF files and would like to get them posted here somehow so you guys can simply view or download them. I think they are worth reading. Drkshadow Thanks for taking care of the vibe tribe.
Ron
I plan on contributing to the vibe threads to help out. If it wasn't for some here I probably would have not received a replacement truck from the DSB. I would like to return the favor and help out where needed.
I have the PDF files and would like to get them posted here somehow so you guys can simply view or download them. I think they are worth reading. Drkshadow Thanks for taking care of the vibe tribe.
Ron
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12-10-2004, 03:43 PM
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No problem, glad to help. Glad that the hotmail account still let me get the PDF's.
I of course informed my dealer on the new TSB #'s. He wants a day or two to digest it and get back with me Mon or Tues. He "assures" me this will fix it. I'm learning towards the U-Joint maybe?
Enjoy that new truck PALongbow! You sure you won't miss the afternoon foot massage after a hard day at the office?
I of course informed my dealer on the new TSB #'s. He wants a day or two to digest it and get back with me Mon or Tues. He "assures" me this will fix it. I'm learning towards the U-Joint maybe?
Enjoy that new truck PALongbow! You sure you won't miss the afternoon foot massage after a hard day at the office?
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12-10-2004, 04:06 PM
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12-10-2004, 04:24 PM
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That foot massage was not a good thing. I went on a long trip several weeks ago and after getting out of the truck my right foot had a tingling feeling. That pulsating vibration was not good on the old foot.
My dealer just shook his head after reading those TSB's this morning. He thanked me because he had three trucks sitting in the shop for the vibration issue.
Ron
My dealer just shook his head after reading those TSB's this morning. He thanked me because he had three trucks sitting in the shop for the vibration issue.
Ron
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12-10-2004, 04:47 PM
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