highway rear axle hopping
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highway rear axle hopping
I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
ideas?
with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
ideas?
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Re: highway rear axle hopping
Replace the new shock absorbers.
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<GRMatteson@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
>
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<GRMatteson@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1183077544.888806.184240@g4g2000hsf.googlegro ups.com...
> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
>
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Re: highway rear axle hopping
Replace the new shock absorbers.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
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<GRMatteson@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1183077544.888806.184240@g4g2000hsf.googlegro ups.com...
> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
>
--
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<GRMatteson@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1183077544.888806.184240@g4g2000hsf.googlegro ups.com...
> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
>
--
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Re: highway rear axle hopping
Replace the new shock absorbers.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
<GRMatteson@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1183077544.888806.184240@g4g2000hsf.googlegro ups.com...
> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
>
--
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<GRMatteson@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1183077544.888806.184240@g4g2000hsf.googlegro ups.com...
> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
>
--
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Re: highway rear axle hopping
Replace the new shock absorbers.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
<GRMatteson@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1183077544.888806.184240@g4g2000hsf.googlegro ups.com...
> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
>
--
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God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
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<GRMatteson@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1183077544.888806.184240@g4g2000hsf.googlegro ups.com...
> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
>
--
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Re: highway rear axle hopping
GRMatteson wrote:
> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
If it wasn't coming from the back I'd say deathwobble...
Do you have the anti sway bar removed or has one of the U clamps
broken where it bolts up to the frame?
The initial cause is often tire balance. Rotate the tires and see
if the problem moves or just take them in and have them balanced.
--
DougW
> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
If it wasn't coming from the back I'd say deathwobble...
Do you have the anti sway bar removed or has one of the U clamps
broken where it bolts up to the frame?
The initial cause is often tire balance. Rotate the tires and see
if the problem moves or just take them in and have them balanced.
--
DougW
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Re: highway rear axle hopping
GRMatteson wrote:
> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
If it wasn't coming from the back I'd say deathwobble...
Do you have the anti sway bar removed or has one of the U clamps
broken where it bolts up to the frame?
The initial cause is often tire balance. Rotate the tires and see
if the problem moves or just take them in and have them balanced.
--
DougW
> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
If it wasn't coming from the back I'd say deathwobble...
Do you have the anti sway bar removed or has one of the U clamps
broken where it bolts up to the frame?
The initial cause is often tire balance. Rotate the tires and see
if the problem moves or just take them in and have them balanced.
--
DougW
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Re: highway rear axle hopping
GRMatteson wrote:
> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
If it wasn't coming from the back I'd say deathwobble...
Do you have the anti sway bar removed or has one of the U clamps
broken where it bolts up to the frame?
The initial cause is often tire balance. Rotate the tires and see
if the problem moves or just take them in and have them balanced.
--
DougW
> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
If it wasn't coming from the back I'd say deathwobble...
Do you have the anti sway bar removed or has one of the U clamps
broken where it bolts up to the frame?
The initial cause is often tire balance. Rotate the tires and see
if the problem moves or just take them in and have them balanced.
--
DougW
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Re: highway rear axle hopping
GRMatteson wrote:
> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
If it wasn't coming from the back I'd say deathwobble...
Do you have the anti sway bar removed or has one of the U clamps
broken where it bolts up to the frame?
The initial cause is often tire balance. Rotate the tires and see
if the problem moves or just take them in and have them balanced.
--
DougW
> I'm sure this has happened to others--a 1993 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed
> with standard tires/wheels--while crossing bridge expansion joints or
> moderate broken pavement at 50mph or faster, the rear axle starts
> jumping up and down uncontrollably. The only way to stop it is to
> slow down below 35 mph. It feels like it starts in the right rear
> wheel, then quickly involves the whole axle. No visible spring
> damage, tires in good shape (and this happens at various tire
> pressures), new shock absorbers (a fix that didn't work). Got any
> ideas?
If it wasn't coming from the back I'd say deathwobble...
Do you have the anti sway bar removed or has one of the U clamps
broken where it bolts up to the frame?
The initial cause is often tire balance. Rotate the tires and see
if the problem moves or just take them in and have them balanced.
--
DougW
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Re: highway rear axle hopping
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