T600 , jumping up and down going 65 mph

Discussion in 'Kenworth Forum' started by Jakebanman, Sep 23, 2019.

  1. Jakebanman

    Jakebanman Bobtail Member

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    Truck jumps up and down going speed limit, have new U joints, new carrier bearing, new drive tires, new shocks tried several different steer tires! At my whits end with this thing! It feels like it's coming from the front of the truck but I cant find anything loose. Any advice be appreciated
     
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  3. Lyle H

    Lyle H Road Train Member

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    You can either keep throwing parts at it or make one phone call to Mike Beckett at MD Alignment.
     
  4. Luke4780

    Luke4780 Bobtail Member

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    back side of rims clean? Seen it before to where there was so much brake dust caked that it would cause a heck of a vibration.
     
  5. x1Heavy

    x1Heavy Road Train Member

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    Did you CAT the rig and see where your weights are?

    In certain situations she will buck on you.
     
  6. speedyk

    speedyk Road Train Member

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    Cab leveling valve.
     
  7. Jakebanman

    Jakebanman Bobtail Member

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    Replaced that too along with cab mounts
     
    speedyk Thanks this.
  8. mitchtazz

    mitchtazz Road Train Member

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    I don't understand the "jumps up and down".

    Is it a really bad vibration, or is it just an unnecessarily rough ride when it shouldn't be E.I you hit a small bump, and the truck tries to throw you to the floor?
     
  9. starmac

    starmac Road Train Member

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    Jack up one wheel at a time and turn it by hand, then see if it moves back by itself, if it feels like a steer, I would start with them.
    It could be a brake hub out of balance, tire out of round, or even not properly mounted.
    While you are checking the steers, check the kingpins and bearings.
     
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