When do you feel the shaking? Is it at certain speeds? Only when you accelerate...?

Answered by Jacobandnickolas (expert)
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On acceleration you can release the accelerater and/or use the brake depending on the severity of the shaking/rocking and then the shaking/rocking stops then you can continue to accelerate with out the problem occuring again until the next acceleration point.

Response from Paula
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I would check the drive shaft, u joints first . Get under the truck jack up the back end rock each u joint . If there is aney play in them replace it. Also make shore front half shafs are not bent

Answered by djcl (expert)
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Thanks for the advice Ill get started :)

Response from Paula
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Let me know how it works out

Answered by djcl (expert)
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DIFFERENT GUY......BUT BETTER, WITH AN INCREDIBLE ANSWER TO BOOT! LOL! (ANY SMART REMARKS FROM THE 1ST GUY, WILL ONLY DEMONSTRATE CHILDISH JEALOUSY!)

HERE'S A FEW PICS FROM UNDER MY '46 TO DEMONSTRATE WHAT TO LOOK FOR

IF THIS IS A 4X4---THERE WILL PROBABLY BE FOUR OF THESE PUPPIES TO CHECK

ALSO--DOES IT SOUND LIKE MAYBE THE ENGINE MIGHT BE SKIPPING?---OR IS THIS FELT IN THE CHASSIS?

THE MEDIC

Answered by CJ MEDEVAC (expert)
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Definatly not the engine but checking drive shafts tomarrow, the shaking/rocking is not constant however there is more rocking than shaking thanks for the input :)

Response from Paula
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