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Old 09-08-2015, 11:08 AM
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Moving tires around and the other suggestions may help isolate the problem. You have to try something to know what to fix. And the rubber isolation in the drive shaft could go bad. If at some time there was a leaking transmission seal the soaked the shaft in oil that could have deteriorated the rubber some. But the symptoms you described used to be diagnosed as bad U-joints. Especially the front one. Something else to check.

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