Re: OT: 94 Chrysler Vibs

["Dennis J." <djohn14296@xxxxxxxxx>]

Ben, This may or may not relate, just something to check out and
alleviate.
I had a 84(?) Horizon, great second car. Anyways, it had a similar
problem. Come to find out the big rubber gaskets/seals around the
half-shafts had cracked and allowed dirt and water to get into the
fittings. Thus causing pre-mature wear and a pretty good vibration,
especially when the connections where put under load. The seals are 
located where the half-shafts meet at the transmission and the
contact at the wheel hub. You need to look closely at the, a tear
will not be noticeable unless you squeeze the the rubber fitting by
hand. I would check these out prior to tearing into the converter.

Dennis J. 


--- "Ben Jr. Morgan" <polara_hotrods@xxxxxxx> wrote:

 
> Hey guys, off topic but at least its still a Mopar. Our 94 Chrysler
> LHS 3.5 L V6 has had this very hard engine vibration for a while. >
But, the vibration is still persisting. When you're at speeds
> between 35 and 40 mph and it kicks into high gear, it'll cruise
> fine, but should you speed up a little, or go up hill, it
> shakes...hard. 

      Dennis
   


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