2007 F150 rear end vibration/shake
2007 F150 rear end vibration/shake
starts at 51mph. I've searched quite a few other threads and overwhelmed by all the issues folks are having or have had. Anyway, with all the information, not really sure where to start. Any help greatly appreciated.
mine vibrates/bounces
rotation/balance helped a little bit, worse when rotated back
Bit of bed sag and truck only has 31,000 miles but ive put all sorts of sh*t in the back of my truck from furniture to quads/bikes to fat friends
It bounces like hell sometimes and is embarassing, to most it's normal but i dont think so. Either axle isn't straight, an aal is busted or a shock is busted.
Forgot to mention: i busted the tailgate when i had it down one time, turned off the sensor because it picks up the tailgate, forgot there was a tree 5 feet behind me and as it rolled back i hit the damn tree, i legitimately think that there could be a disturbance in the aerodynamic flow because the top of the tailgate is bent, not sure but always a possibility.
some trucks just have poor build quality, mine i know is different. the right rear tire is wearing like crap and has chunks missing, probably because it bounces around at certain speeds/all highway speeds and im pretty sure isnt straight but dont exactly have the time to give the truck to ford for a day or two
rotation/balance helped a little bit, worse when rotated back
Bit of bed sag and truck only has 31,000 miles but ive put all sorts of sh*t in the back of my truck from furniture to quads/bikes to fat friends
It bounces like hell sometimes and is embarassing, to most it's normal but i dont think so. Either axle isn't straight, an aal is busted or a shock is busted.
Forgot to mention: i busted the tailgate when i had it down one time, turned off the sensor because it picks up the tailgate, forgot there was a tree 5 feet behind me and as it rolled back i hit the damn tree, i legitimately think that there could be a disturbance in the aerodynamic flow because the top of the tailgate is bent, not sure but always a possibility.
some trucks just have poor build quality, mine i know is different. the right rear tire is wearing like crap and has chunks missing, probably because it bounces around at certain speeds/all highway speeds and im pretty sure isnt straight but dont exactly have the time to give the truck to ford for a day or two


