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Old 08-22-2018, 01:45 PM   #1
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Vibration in 2017 Adventurer 37 F

I am experiencing a subtle vibration at 55 mph in my new Adventurer 37 F. Had the tires checked and balanced - did not solve the problem. I suspect it might be the drive line but not sure, does anyone have any experience with this?
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I am experiencing a subtle vibration at 55 mph in my new Adventurer 37 F. Had the tires checked and balanced - did not solve the problem. I suspect it might be the drive line but not sure, does anyone have any experience with this?
Unfortunately this is not a new report from the Ford chassis owners. I think it was on irv2 that there was a major problem with this chassis that was never resolved for the owner. I hope this is not the case for you. If you can get a Ford commercial truck dealer to work with you, this would be the best place to start.
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I have it as well in the same year same model same speed. It's very slight and is non-existent at any other speed. So, I've just let it go.

By the way, on my last trip I was entering a town dropping from 63 mph I was traveling to 55 for a reduced speed limit and instead of checking my speed the vibration notified me before I could glance at the speedo.

If it was more significant or any any speed I usually travel I'd see what could be done. But since it's not been a bother and it is very slight I let it go.

I remember hearing some reports of driveline imbalance delaying some 2016 chassis when they first switched to the 6-speed transmission. I never put the two things together. My 37F was built in Sept 2016 and is listed as a 2017 on all the documentation. But the VIN says the chassis was built in July 2016.
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