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I have a 1999 Holden Rodeo LX 2.8L Diesel, Dual Cab, 4 Wheel Drive and I am having a problem with it with some vibration in the front end at about 80KPH.
I have had the wheels balanced which has NOT solved the problem.
The vibration is NOT consistent every time, but it seems to be activated at that speed when I hit a small bump in the road.
Has anyone had a similar problem or does anyone know how to solve it?
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2 x of the guys working for me have this model rodeo. Both have had vibration problems, and in both cases it was the rear tailshaft centre bearing and/or tailshaft out of balance.
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