Greetings:

[49IronMike]

Good evening fellow forum members.
I am back after several years of being off this forum. Several years ago when I had my 1993 Explorer xlt, I was actively looking here for information and did glean a lot from all of the great post. Well, that 93 is gone now thanks to a sleeping son and the back end of a parked car and I now have a 1994 Explorer and have been experiencing a problem that I thought was a tire imbalance issue but turns out not to be the case. I get this vibration at 63 to 73 MPH, yea, just where I like to travel at. It's real annoying. I had it in to the tire shop the other day to rebalanced all the tires and rotate them. I explained to the shop foreman the problem I was having so he checked out all the suspension, linkage and bearings, they were all fine. He suggested that we might want to check out the u joints which I did and they seem fine to me as well as no loose trany mounts. I remembered a post from several years ago about the "Boigie Wheel Syndrome". It was explained as like a shopping cart front wheel that is all crazy. I did a short search but did not come up with the thread. Does anybody remember it or can help me out with this problem?
Thanks
Micheal

 

[BrooklynBay]

Welcome to this forum! Did you post in the thread that you're looking for? You could do an advanced search with your previous screen name.

 

[49IronMike]

Thanks for the welcome back Brooklyn Bay. After a bit I did find the thread, Helping minimalize the super vibrations (60-80mph)... you know whats up and it appears the problem has not been solved as of yet. I will start by replacing my R.A.B.'s and might even try packing the trany mount with some of the old bushing material.
I actually forgot my previous screen name so created a new one.
Thanks again.
Micheal