Rear Teraflex Driveshaft Question
07-14-2008, 07:20 PM
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Rear Teraflex Driveshaft Question
I have the 4" Teraflex lift and am running 37's on a 2dr rubicon with auto trans. My factory driveshaft finally failed and needed replaced. I had a Jeep dealer do the install and I have a couple questions.
1.) Should there be any vibration or humming noise due to the new driveshaft install?
2.) When coming to a stop you would think I had a manual transmission and forgot to put the clutch in. The vibration when stopping seems similar to a stall without stalling. I wondering if the angle was set incorrectly or if there is something about the shaft that causes this sensation but no real problem.
By the way, Teraflex products are awesome and I'm sure this will be answered and taken care of quickly, as ususal.
Thank You In Advance
1.) Should there be any vibration or humming noise due to the new driveshaft install?
2.) When coming to a stop you would think I had a manual transmission and forgot to put the clutch in. The vibration when stopping seems similar to a stall without stalling. I wondering if the angle was set incorrectly or if there is something about the shaft that causes this sensation but no real problem.
By the way, Teraflex products are awesome and I'm sure this will be answered and taken care of quickly, as ususal.
Thank You In Advance
07-15-2008, 10:11 AM
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I have the 4" Teraflex lift and am running 37's on a 2dr rubicon with auto trans. My factory driveshaft finally failed and needed replaced. I had a Jeep dealer do the install and I have a couple questions.
1.) Should there be any vibration or humming noise due to the new driveshaft install?
2.) When coming to a stop you would think I had a manual transmission and forgot to put the clutch in. The vibration when stopping seems similar to a stall without stalling. I wondering if the angle was set incorrectly or if there is something about the shaft that causes this sensation but no real problem.
By the way, Teraflex products are awesome and I'm sure this will be answered and taken care of quickly, as ususal.
Thank You In Advance
1.) Should there be any vibration or humming noise due to the new driveshaft install?
2.) When coming to a stop you would think I had a manual transmission and forgot to put the clutch in. The vibration when stopping seems similar to a stall without stalling. I wondering if the angle was set incorrectly or if there is something about the shaft that causes this sensation but no real problem.
By the way, Teraflex products are awesome and I'm sure this will be answered and taken care of quickly, as ususal.
Thank You In Advance
07-17-2008, 09:18 AM
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What was the outcome with Teraflex's advice?
Any info would be appreciated, thanks
08-11-2012, 03:28 PM
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What was the outcome with Teraflex's advice?
What was the verdict???. I'm in the same boat with a newly installed teraflex shaft. (my new teraflex front shaft is off pending getting the vibes out of the rear). My rear angle looks similar. Getting vibes at 30 and up. I previously drove on the front with rear removed to confirm that the vibes are coming from the rear.
Any info would be appreciated, thanks
Any info would be appreciated, thanks