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03 Dec 2017 14:17 #186969 by Jackstar
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This is my friends Jimny, it’s all standard with good road tyres. I’ve jacked it up front and rear and there’s no play in any joints/bearings, by the way it shakes there should be an axle hanging off :woohoo: . It shakes from 30-50mph then it’s ok. Does anyone have any ideas?


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03 Dec 2017 19:29 #186979 by mlines
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Death wobble perhaps combined with rear engine mount (actually on the gearbox) failed.

Do not be deceived by lack of play, this is perfectly normal for there to be no clear failure.

I would start with Kingpin bearings, wheel bearings, radius arms bushes (chassis end) or bent arms.

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04 Dec 2017 11:49 #187010 by mickt
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Dirt in wheels if he has been offroading and definitely the rear mount. Easy to check. Just get under and lift the rear of the box to see if the rubber has delaminated. Two bolts to change. But also important as Martin says is to strip and check the king pin bearings.

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04 Dec 2017 11:51 #187011 by mickt
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Also check to see if a wheel has lost a balance weight or they are not torqued correctly. 66lb/ft or 90nM

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05 Dec 2017 17:28 #187065 by Jackstar
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He’s had a gearbox Mount a few weeks ago, I’ve checked the wheel nuts and the king pins are fine.

It’s the worst shake I’ve seen, it shakes everything, I’ve told him to get a garage to put it on the ramp to have alook.

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05 Dec 2017 17:34 #187066 by Lambert
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Check the rear propshaft joints are not either loose or seized solid.

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05 Dec 2017 19:22 #187067 by mickt
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The transfer box mountings can corrode so check them too!

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