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Old 06-10-2020, 01:52 PM   Topic Starter
Hog Rider Hog Rider is offline
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2000 Silverado Vibration

Would an out-of-balance driveshaft cause shudder/vibration at different speeds?
Starts about 40 to 50mph, calms down, then again at around 60 on up. I don't even want to take her over 70. I can slap it into neutral and the slight shudder continues. Tires were balanced, which eliminated some of the vibrations the old girl had, but mech' feels the rest may be the driveshaft.

Thoughts?
Thanks,
JP
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