[sam-on]

My 2004 Titan LE King Cab 4x4 with Off Road Package and Big Tow Package has developed a terrible vibration or wobble in the 40-45 mph range. It started after I hit about 105K miles and seems to be getting worse. I now have 129K miles and I have already tried replacing the U-Joints on the front propeller shaft which had no effect whatsoever.

Has anyone else had this happen to their Titan and is there a known fix. I could try replacing the front differential/carrier but it is a pretty expensive part to buy just to experiment.

Any ideas to resolve this would be appreciated. Shims, driveline balancing??

 

[AZPRO4X]

Look at the bottom of this page for links. How old are the shocks? Ball joints?

 

[bestatchess]

http://www.titantalk.com/forums/att...6911-shaking-40-45mph-sometimes-ntb07-054.pdf

balance tires?

shocks good?

 

[sam-on]

Tires have been balanced three different times at Les Schwab in Oregon. I also put Bilstein's HD shocks (yellow tubes/blue boots) on all four corners at 60K miles.

PRG Leveling lift on front at 15K miles, all else is stock.

 

[AZPRO4X]

I would guess it's a bad shock they do have 69k miles on them now and 15 of it with a spacer.

 

[TITAN DOHC V8]

i noticed a odd shake/vibration on my truck even when new at about 45 mph. never looked into it. noticed it more when it was new then i do now, im probably used to it.

 

[Broken Titan]

Forget trying to fix it. The Nissan Corporate Consumer Services states they will not try fixing my truck anymore with the same problem as yours because it is a normal characteristic of the vehicle. I am working on a Class action Law suit for this. If anyone would like to join please let me know. I will direct you to who to goto. Also I am talking with the FTC and BBB to resolve my issue. I reammed you also filing complants with the FTC and BBB as well.

 

[hyboost]

Mine did it from day one. Starts at 46 mph, continues till 48 then goes away. I ended up replacing tires at around 30k and the vibration was much less. Funny thing is the tires I bought were used, and about 1/2 inch smaller that the stock tires. Changed my speedo by about 2 or 3 mph. I just replaced my tires again, with the correct size and the vibration is back! LOL. Should have stuck with the smaller tires. A few months ago, I was rear ended by some a$$hole doing lots of damage to my bed. Totalled the bumper, pushed the bed into the cab slightly. While I was waiting for my truck to be repaired. I told the ins company I wanted a full size truck as a loaner vehicle as I needed it for my job. They gave me a 2013 Titan! And guess what? This new truck with 11k on it vibrated as bad or worse than my 06 Titan does! I guess it is a problem with all these trucks, but changing the tires to a smaller diameter greatly lessened the vibration on my truck. Are you listening Nissan? (do you care??)