U-Joints
Well after a lot of changing my mind on what I'm going to do with my car situation. I have decided that the shudder when I accelerate is what's going to decide for me. So I was doing some research and I found that this shudder when I accelerate is most likely the U-Joints going bad. Does anyone have any experience replacing these or checking them? My dad seems to think that they are relatively inexpensive and something I could do myself.
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when you say "shudder" do u mean like it feels sloppy kinda, u joints arent very difficult to replace i just did them on a 95' F-150 couldnt really tell you how long it took as i had to replace the whole rearend and that took a while lol, google it, thers tons of good write-ups on how to replace u-joints
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ujoints are pretty straight forward. you could probably do them yourself if you have a decent amount of mechanical ability.
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shudder i mean the car shakes when i accelerate, only at certain speeds, and if i accelerate fast it doesnt do it.
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bad ujoints will clunk on acceleration
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Originally Posted by theponyfactor
(Post 261070)
shudder i mean the car shakes when i accelerate, only at certain speeds, and if i accelerate fast it doesnt do it.
same with imbalance in tire pressure. |
Judging by the shake itself I dont think that its the wheels/tires, but I dont know for sure.
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Could also be the weight on the driveshaft fell off making it unbalanced.
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