I've searched the threads and was unsuccessful in finding a solution or similar symptoms that I am expirencing. I have a 2007 Chevy 2500hd classic ext cab 4x4 6.0 engine. Up until recently, the truck has been flawless. Now, while on the highway, I have a vibration anytime my foot is on the acclerator over 60 mph (maintaining speed and increasing speed). When I take my foot off the gas pedal, the vibration stops. No vibrations on braking, only on the gas pedal. I can feel the vibrations through the transfer case shifter when I put my hand on it on the highway (not shifting the transfer case, just feeling around for the vibrations). Since the vibration started, I have rotated the tires and replaced all the brake pads (just regular maintenance) and the vibration issue did not change.

Any information would be a great assistance.

 

Hi smokey5826,

I understand your frustration with the vibration in your Chevy vehicle and see that you're seeking some advice from other forum members. If you consider taking your vehicle into the dealership to be checked, please let us know, as we'd like to stay involved as much as we can. Please keep us posted.

Amber N.
Chevrolet Customer Care

 

Any other ideas?

 

your vibration could be caused by a bad universal joint, usually inexpensive fix.

 

Thats where I would start looking. And you cant be sure by looking or shaking,you need to remove the drive shaft.