I would think that if it's that out of balance that there something
wrong with it.
Bent maybe ?
If it's a long solid driveshaft it should a damper clamped into the
middle of it, if that's missing or in the wrong place you might get a
vibration.
The long tubular ones don't have the damper.
Jim
On 08/10/2013 21:31, Derek Clews wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a problem (e.g. with the MOT or legal) if you
balance a drive shaft yourself with screw clips and weights?
Wheels are well balanced on a testing machine and yet there is steering and
body shake at 65mph. Checks seem to indicate the driveshaft on the off side.
I was thinking of trying a DIY balance to diagnose or possible cure it.
Thanks
Derek
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