4 times last year, cost more than I want to remember. Dielectric grease mixed with cayenne pepper rubbed over pretty much every exposed wire. Not very sightly but they have not touched my truck since.
You guys are great, appreciate all of the suggestions/concerns. All great, now i just have to figure out which will pose the least amount of legal repercussions in my communist home state of NJ
Wondering if anyone out there has had any success with a squirrel deterrent. 3rd time since February with chewed wires, I've used the sprays, mothballs, cayenne pepper etc. etc. Unfortunately I live in the city so blowing them away without being arrested is not an option. Doing the humane...
Its not normal, 22 F150 Lariat Pirelli 20". 7 dealer attempts over 6 months, replaced just about everything twice - No effect what so ever. Started the buy back process, dealer replaced the front diff as a last ditch effort, viola she drives like a Porsche. Good Luck
So far after the last go-around I have been pretty rock solid or as close as you can get. I'm attributing the loose steering to the tires. Since 3rd set and new diff no unusual vibration or wandering, I actually enjoy driving my truck.
Never had anything under load, always at cruising speeds 1500ish rpm 68-75mph was the worst but felt it all the time. Either through the steering wheel or the seat, my water bottle in the cup holder looked like we were having an earthquake, never through the gas petal. nothing in the first 6...
To all of my fellow vibrating friends,
4 months, 7 dealer visits, a BBB complaint (this is really the only thing that worked), over 30 days at the dealer but i think the vibration issue has finally been solved. Here is a breakdown of what went down, hopefully some off you will be able to force...