vibration problems with jeep

My apologies, I wasn't being sarcastic. From experience folks that start multiple threads usually get really mixed up answers that get them more confused than anything else.

I also didn't realize you had a 2 wheel drive Jeep.....

'Most' Jeeps I see up here in Canada are 4 wheel drive and have 7 u-joints or CV joint combos mixed in.

On the 4 wheel drive Jeeps, you have a front driveshaft that has 2 u-joints or a double cardan joint or CV joint at the t-case, one more driveshaft u-joint where it connects to the front axle pumpkin, so 3 all together on the front driveshaft and one more u-joint or CV joint at the end of 'each' axle so you can turn the front wheels.

This makes for 5 'more' possible vibration sites, any of which can cause your symptoms.

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