2005 4x4 Screw with 55K on it that has an intermittent steering wheel
vibration from 65-75mph. Tires have been balanced, road force balance,
etc. Alignments perfect. Happens about 60% of the time. Could this be
wheel bearings? Any ideas? Thanks.
Steve Cartnal - 05 Dec 2006 19:32 GMT
> 2005 4x4 Screw with 55K on it that has an intermittent steering wheel
> vibration from 65-75mph. Tires have been balanced, road force balance,
> etc. Alignments perfect. Happens about 60% of the time. Could this be
> wheel bearings? Any ideas? Thanks.
I don't know, but it sounds similar to a problem I had with an 87 Dodge
Ramcharger when the front axle wasn't completely disengaging after taking it
out of 4WD. Only it wasn't just a steering wheel vibration. It vibrated the
whole truck.
Marlin Singer - 05 Dec 2006 20:06 GMT
> 2005 4x4 Screw with 55K on it that has an intermittent steering wheel
> vibration from 65-75mph. Tires have been balanced, road force balance,
> etc. Alignments perfect. Happens about 60% of the time. Could this be
> wheel bearings? Any ideas? Thanks.
A lot depends on your build date, but Ford has a TSB out for a problem
with the early discs and calipers. TSB 05-21-19. This MAY be the problem
in your case. If still under warranty, it would be replaced for free.