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Old 11-28-2005, 08:50 PM   #3 (permalink)
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seems like ive mentioned this quite a few times but I'm gonna have to go with RotoFlex again..lol

Do you still have one? Your rotoflex is located on your rear driveshaft where it meets with the rear diff. Its a rubber coupling. If this is damaged or if it even has some small cracks in it, these could be the culprit of your driveline vibrations. I know mine is damaged for sure and by working the throttle while on the highway, i can make the vibrations go away for a bit but there's no getting rid of them after 80..mine start after 60.
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