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V6 auto vibrates in 3rd gear

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This is very similar to what i have in my VT any further info?
 

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My VP V8 vibrates in 3rd too, feels like Tailshaft but thats brand new. Diff is brand new truetrac, Trans was rebuilt bout 30-40,000km ago and I think its always done it. Sorry to dig a thread but thought id add another one to the tally. So maybe its just the way they are
 

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You could play around with the drive shaft phasing and see if that alters where the harmonics are occurring.
 

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You could play around with the drive shaft phasing and see if that alters where the harmonics are occurring.
If the phasing was wrong I imagine it would vibrate in any gear, not just 3rd.
 

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Possibly. Vibrations tend to show up at certain speeds probably due to harmonics?

You could also look at suspension bushes in the rear. With old bushes you can have a change in the angle off the diff which would could cause issues with the drive line.
 
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