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It might be a separate issue but it also could have started as a vibration and eventually got worse depending on what is actually failing on these shafts. I was not involved with that one so I do not know all the details of that particular case. Unfortunately we do not have the equipment here to properly inspect the driveshaft because I would love to dig into this and find out what exactly is going on. I can't really send it out to a driveline shop incase Toyota asks for the part back. I am still hopeful Toyota will look into this to get to the bottom of what is causing this problem. Whether its a TSB, WEP, or service campaign(essentially a voluntary recall for non safety related issues).Gotcha. So the truck with issues that developed at 30k km was a different issue?
A truck with driveshaft issues from day one makes sense.
My quirk is that I had zero issues, then from one day to the next my truck developed the shaking/shudder. It's hard for me to fathom how or why a driveshaft would cause that (short of a material failure from fatigue).
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