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Forum members, help me out! Dealing with driveshaft vibration at high speeds is frustrating.


JosephMerma

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JosephMerma
Hello all!

I've come across a frustrating problem – I'm experiencing a noticeable vibration while driving at speed, and I've figured out it's coming from the driveshaft. It's particularly noticeable at speeds between 80-90 km/h. Forum discussions suggest it's probably due to imbalance.

I'm trying to choose the best way to resolve this?

Remove the driveshaft and have it balanced with a machine. This seems like the most reliable and precise method, but it's a lot of hassle – removing, transporting, waiting, and reinstalling it.
Doing the balancing on the car itself. This method uses special equipment to balance it without removing.

Has anyone here dealt with a similar issue? How did you fix the driveshaft vibration, what method did you use, and why?
I want to buy a portable balancer Balanset-1A, like this for Threshing Drum Balancing In this store https://www.ebay.com/itm/395385895800



Any tips or advice to share? I would greatly appreciate any advice and recommendations!
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I'm so glad you posted this - I've been having the exact same problem for years! I always thought I was the only one! 

The best way to handle this is to pray to St. Christopher as you drive. So far, he's always come to my assistance. 

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little2add

O Jesus,

through the Immaculate Heart of Mary,

I offer You my prayers, works,

joys and sufferings

of this day for all the intentions

of Your Sacred Heart,

in union with the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

throughout the world,

in reparation for my sins,

for the intentions of all my relatives and friends,

and in particular

for the intentions of the Holy Father.

Amen.


:)

 

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