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1998 AWD Driveline Vibration At Low Speed - Center Support Bearing? V70-XC70 1998

Hello Folks,

I've just picked up a 1998 V70 AWD.

When turning tight circles at low speeds, I have a really nasty shake and rumble. At first I thought it was in the back end of the car, but now I feel like it's directly below the center console.

I can also feel it a little when I'm braking, but it's barely detectable.

I'm suspicious of the center driveshaft support bearing and it's holder/bushing. When I am under the car and I 'shake' the drive shaft, it makes a sound identical to what I'm hearing in the cabin.

Question:

Am I likely diagnosing this correctly? Is the center support bearing to blame for the noise and shaking?

The driveshaft support assembly/bearing/holder/bushing seems to be nearly identical to the center support bearing I had in my old '86 760. Is it the same?

Where can I get this thing if it does need to be replaced? I can't seem to find it on IPD/FCPGroton/anywhere....

Does this symptom point to something else acting incorrectly?
- Trans sending too much power to rear?
- Torque converter locking up?
- I've heard rumblings about the viscous coupling going bad - could this be a symptom? Any way to check?

Anything else I should be looking for?
--
1986 760 (B230FT) 420k+






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