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From: Kenny J.
Email: [email protected]
Remote Name: 65.177.241.108
Date: December 19, 2003
In the case of my '59 Plymouth, the housing for the front U-joint was worn. Even with a new "cross" and new ball nd needle bearing assemblies, there was enough clearance to cause a nasty vibration that began at about 50 mph. Another possibility, though remote, is a shop could have machined the brake drums too far and if the drums overheated and distorted during a period of heavy braking, this could also cause a vibration. I believe somebody else mentioned that a loose parking brake drum or a malajustment or distortion in the parking brake assembly could cause a driveline vibration.
