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Is it only when accelerating or is it at higher cruising speed also? If it is the shaft it would vibrate at constant speeds as well as accelerating.

I would have thought if it was only under load then it might be a different problem... balance shafts? (Do I have balance shafts?)

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I have this exact problem when I have more than 3 or 4 people in the car.

Pretty annoying, I am gonna get ford to look at it next service.

Exactly the same. Its going in on Wednesday to find out.

My theory is that its something to do when the arse end is dumped.

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I have had a vibration in the rear of my t since new the dealer here can't find anything wrong living in townsville I don't have a choice of dealers . I have just been on a run to tweed heads and back and is worse than ever, anything over 100ks it is noticable and gets worse in 5th and when overtaking it is bad enough that the sunvisors shake, the dealer must be waiting for something to fall off so they can find it . maybe they are going to tell me it is normal like the diff noise and the driveline clunks and shunts :blink: my t is 18months old with 40k on it on the up side when it does fail the new parts will last me longer . I'll follow your progress

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My theory is that its something to do when the arse end is dumped.

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I loaded the Ute up today for a trip to the dump and the vibration went away??? Seems to be the opposite of what you guys are experiencing with the sedans? weird....

Any ideas?

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My theory is that its something to do when the arse end is dumped.

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I loaded the Ute up today for a trip to the dump and the vibration went away??? Seems to be the opposite of what you guys are experiencing with the sedans? weird....

Any ideas?

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HAHA , My ute has been doing it from day 1 , its a MkII . But mine does it ONLY if its loaded. It only does it while I accelarate at any speed , it really feels like there's something wrong with the diff :spoton:

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Hey guys,

I have the problem too. Are your cars lowered at all? My car only started when I had it lowerd and is more notiable when I have a full load.

Just a thought.

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Well I just called ford and they are saying that its still got a tailshaft problem. :blush:

They still have it on the hoist so I will be picking it up at 4.00pm.

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Well I just called ford and they are saying that its still got a tailshaft problem. :blush:

They still have it on the hoist so I will be picking it up at 4.00pm.

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Did you you tell them to balance it.

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