04 ram new with vibration

From : tom d

Q: was wondering if anyone has had anything similar. on the way home it starts vibrating pretty good. feels like it is definately in the drive train no problems till you go over 65 mph .the driveshaft looks untouched wheel weights are in tact. brought it to the dealer and they are thinking it is the driveshaft. but i dont think so. rear wheel seems to wobble just a little bit. but they insist thats not the problem anyone have anything similar. it is a 04 2500 tom .

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From : redneck tookover hell

it is a 04 2500 it is under warranty isn it brought it to the dealer and they are thinking it is the driveshaft. but i dont think so. you going to diagnose it for them and supervise while the mechanic works on it politics the gentle art of getting votes from the poor and campaign funds from the rich. .

From : maccheeta

i had a similar problem w/ a jeep that was fixed by replacing the engine mounts. tom d wrote was wondering if anyone has had anything similar. on the way home it starts vibrating pretty good. feels like it is definately in the drive train no problems till you go over 65 mph .the driveshaft looks untouched wheel weights are in tact. brought it to the dealer and they are thinking it is the driveshaft. but i dont think so. rear wheel seems to wobble just a little bit. but they insist thats not the problem anyone have anything similar. it is a 04 2500 tom .

From : tom d

the dealer has tried all they could. dodge retooled a front drive shaft to try and correct this problem it is less but still present in the new 04 ram. filed for lemon law . this is for the redneck with a big mouth who knows it all yeah i had to stand behind the mechanic because like you he didnt know what he was saying either as# wipe i had a similar problem w/ a jeep that was fixed by replacing the engine mounts. tom d wrote was wondering if anyone has had anything similar. on the way home it starts vibrating pretty good. feels like it is definately in the drive train no problems till you go over 65 mph .the driveshaft looks untouched wheel weights are in tact. brought it to the dealer and they are thinking it is the driveshaft. but i dont think so. rear wheel seems to wobble just a little bit. but they insist thats not the problem anyone have anything similar. it is a 04 2500 tom .

From : john a mooney

tom d wrote the dealer has tried all they could. dodge retooled a front drive shaft to try and correct this problem it is less but still present in the new 04 ram. filed for lemon law . this is for the redneck with a big mouth who knows it all yeah i had to stand behind the mechanic because like you he didnt know what he was saying either as# wipe i had a similar problem w/ a jeep that was fixed by replacing the engine mounts. tom d wrote was wondering if anyone has had anything similar. on the way home it starts vibrating pretty good. feels like it is definately in the drive train no problems till you go over 65 mph .the driveshaft looks untouched wheel weights are in tact. brought it to the dealer and they are thinking it is the driveshaft. but i dont think so. rear wheel seems to wobble just a little bit. but they insist thats not the problem anyone have anything similar. it is a 04 2500 tom there has been a lot of discussion and as best as i can recall the cure for the not unusual 70 mph vibration in rams. check turbodieselregister.com and perhaps groups.google.com for that topic. hth .

From : tom d

yeah thats not the discussion though it is a 04 2500 it is under warranty isn it brought it to the dealer and they are thinking it is the driveshaft. but i dont think so. you going to diagnose it for them and supervise while the mechanic works on it politics the gentle art of getting votes from the poor and campaign funds from the rich. .