While I am driving my truck at low speeds it will start to shake violently out of the blue and then stop. It might go a couple miles or more, or just a half mile, then do it again I don't know about high speeds I didn't think it would be wise to drive it at high speeds. I took both rear Brake Drums off to see if they might've fell apart but, they were fine. What could it be
Very good possibility that you have a tire with a belt that slipped.
SOURCE: My explorer shakes at driving of high speed
Something out-of-balance somewhere. Start with the tires, check the wheels, then have the driveshaft balance checked. Do any off-roading?
SOURCE: ford super duty vibration/shake
The carrier bearing should not move at all. It is mounted in rubber to give a little. But, it should not move freely. If this is the case then something has gone bad. The carrier bearing would cause this vibration as it spins if it is loose.
SOURCE: The car shakes at 35 mph then as you increase
It can be the suspensions or the shock absorbers, check also the engine mountings.
i will be good to take a full checkup of all the links and suspension bushes in the car. so a full test on the shocck absorbers, test the wheel bearings the hubs and if the discs are bend even is if the balancing was done.
SOURCE: 05 F350 Bad shake from
This is either the uni joints or the center bearing if it has a 2 piece tailshaft. Uni joints can be quiet dangerous if they let go. jack the back end up, handbrake off and in 1 hand hold the tailshaft, in the other, hold the diff pinion (input) wriggle them against one another. if there is any movement this needs to be replaced. center bearing- if there is any movement this needs to be replaced.
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