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Old 07-29-2009, 03:06 PM   #9
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Were good last checked (around the same time as the shaft was replaced.
Mint (zero play) or "good" (maybe a little play)

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As in the diff?
Yep. There's several ways to check, the quick and dirty is the same as any bearing really - feel for play.

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I had that thought, I was wondering if I threw a weight or something, but it is hard to put my finger on. I'm leaning more and more to alignment
I would just get them balanced if you're not sure or haven't had it done recently. Even just age and lack of driving can make a wheel related noise. Alignment, although its a great idea to check it - won't really cause a vibration persay.......if something is totally jacked and a wheel is hopping along the road then yes alingment might cause a vibration, but generally speaking the two are NEVER related.

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Trans mounts might be on their way out, but don't think they are. They are stock.
I see, was mostly curious if they were solid or not, solid trans mounts will shake your balls off.......in a bad way.
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