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I wouldn't jump to such conclusions. It could be mud in the wheels.

 

Since no one else has mentioned it... possibility it could be mud.. just throwing it out there...

 

I'm betting OZ jammed a carpenter pencil in there while you were wheeling. Did you take any photos? If you see a slightly out of focus fuzzy guy, it's him for sure.

 

I'm reporting this thread

 

Yeah whatever you little stain...


OP, it is clear that you abuse your truck & no amount of professional advice like you've been given here is going to solve your issues until you correct your bad driving habits......

 

Sorry, OP, it's waht we do best around here, fuck off people's thread with toilet humor and grammar Nazis........



C'mon Connor, OZ, one of you can't fucking resist it....you know you want to correct me....





Oh and BTW, it could be mud!

 

undeniably mud.. if i even thought my lug nuts were loose id tighten them before making a post...happy new year tw

 

Wa hooooo lol. I do believe mud could be the problem

 

It is obvious that you have ran over one of Santa's elves and have him stuck to your wheel. Use a very high pressure power washer and remove said elf remains.

 

Friends of yours ??,.....

 

While there is a remote possibility of there being a carpenters pencil, shell casing, a jeep, or "goodness knows what" lodged into one of of your tires, I would have to recommend checking inside the wheels for MUD.

 

No good yet. Had tires all checked to see if they were balanced and all was good. No mud on wheels. And lugs were all tight! Still shakes... Don't know what to think now

 

Well in all serious now OP, you'll have to go thru your suspension (front) bit by bit, alignment by alignment (all alignment points anyway) to find the culprit, if you've ruled out wheel balance/mud/ no bent rims etc; then it has to be there somewhere...

 

How many miles on your truck?

If the rolling things are in balance with no mud, pencils, or bullets, I wonder if you have a tie-rod failing? A bad tie-rod end will make the front shake all over. Just suggesting something else here...

 

72k miles

 

In that case, and after re-reading your first post, I'd be checking for a failed front wheel bearing, bent hub, or toasted CV joint, as well as a good check of all front suspension components

You did switch it back to 2hi, right?

 

True, but his first post said it was felt through the steering. That lead me away from diff, driveline etc, and should get worse at higher speeds. I agree though, pretty tough to accurately diagnose online, so am just throwing out suggestions best I can based on info received. Definitely worth a check though, grass and mud around the driveshaft can wreak havoc!

 

steering rack

 

Hmmmmm, good point, they seem to be a little weak on the 'yotas & doesn't take much to FUBAR one, I know 2 members that have had to replace, 1 of them 2 times

 

I have to replace mine...It pulls to the right