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Truck is still vibrating after changing just about everything

Tiny
QUAZYRABBIT
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  • 2000 FORD F-150
  • 25,500 MILES
I have a 2000 Ford F150 Harley edition, it has over 250k on her. I am having a vibration problem and have singled it out to the right front tire area. Have replaced:
brakes
rotors
tires
checked wheels for bent
shocks
uppercontrol arms/ball joints
lower control arms/ball joints
added a steering stabilizor
still have it, feels to me (exaggerated but) like the front wheel is "loose" and vibration, front end aligned, rechecked twice, had the wheel bearings changed, could it be a wrong bearing. Has me stumped and I've been doing this stuff for almost 40 years
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Wednesday, November 16th, 2011 AT 1:47 AM

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Tiny
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How about rear or front pinion bearings (pumpkin)drive shaft u-joints, or any shaft u-joints? 4 wd? Transfer case bearings or u joints? I've been in the same boat. Sound resonates, it's so hard to figure out on trucks sometimes. I thought for sure the noise came from under my right foot, but it was the pinion bearing on the rear.
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