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05/01/2008, 7:37PM
A funny wiggle in the rear end when starting from 0-2 mph

Not a huge deal, it's very slight but noticeable. From a dead start just a slight wiggle in the rear end.

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05/01/2008, 7:50PM

bty its a 4.0 4WD 2004 RANGER EDGE. Thanks

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05/02/2008, 1:10PM

May be loose lug nuts or perhaps Ujoints.

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05/02/2008, 6:57PM

Will Ujoints get worse, and will the wiggle be more pronounced?
What are the symptoms of a failing ujoint?

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05/04/2008, 7:10PM

I just had a u joint replaced. The symtoms I had were a vibration in the rear of my truck under hard acceleration
and a vibration once i got up to about 65mph. I've also heard that you may hear a clunk when you change between
reverse and drive.

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05/05/2008, 6:15PM

I did discover that the front most drive shaft has about 1/8 to 1/4 of freeplay in it, is that normal?

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05/05/2008, 6:28PM

rotational freeplay that is...

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05/05/2008, 7:38PM

most of the rear vibrations that could be causing ur truck to wiggle will be loose lug nuts, wheels out of balance, warped brake drums or rotors, or loose u bolts on ur suspension.

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05/05/2008, 9:14PM

your front wheels are out of balance and your alignment is probably off, this will send the tail end of the truck in a different direction then where your front goes

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05/05/2008, 9:16PM

thats so way out to lunch it actually makes sense...have your alignment checked to start off with...

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