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Re: VIBRATION ON TAKE OFF 700 1991

posted by  someone claiming to be rl on  Tue Nov 28 15:34 CST 2000 [RELATED]

With IRS, vibration on take off is commonly the result of a misaligned drive shaft. I'm not sure if it's prevalent with solid rear-ends but it may be worth a look. The fix takes less than an hour.

I've attached the bulletin Volvo issued and if you do decide to move the center support bearing, I suggest you go with the bulletin's recommendation to first try the upward adjustment. That seems to have worked for other Brickboarders.





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