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Vibration when coasting

Does anyone have any idea why when coasting in my 01 tacoma 4x4 I get a weird vibration that I don't feel when the truck is under a load.
I am really at a loss on this.

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Rear end, how many miles on the taco?

Pinion bearing?

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The whole truck vibrate or is it coming from the front or rear?
Check for a bad u joint.
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Rear end, how many miles on the taco?
Replaced the rear end two years ago. Less than ten thousand since replacement.
The truck has around 160,000 miles.
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The whole truck vibrate or is it coming from the front or rear?
Check for a bad u joint.
I thought u joint also, but there isn't any noise or vibration when I accelerate or decelerate.
I can' t tell if it's front or rear. It seems to be the entire truck. It's not a huge vibration but it is noticeable.
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Does it have a 2 piece driveshaft? If so, the carrier bearing may be hosed.
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Sounds like a u-joint to me.
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Two piece drive shaft. I will check the carrier bearing. Thanks all
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Muffler bearing.
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Coasting uphill or downhill?
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2nd the ujoint diagnosis.

Under load the ujoint will have no free play. No noise.

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My F250 4x4 does this if I leave the Warn manual hubs locked in on dry pavement. A slight, but noticable vibration.
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Muffler bearing.
Those were replaced when I serviced the kniticel rod
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Wait!

Maybe your wife had the vibrator seats installed and forgot to tell you!
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It only vibrates when she is coasting. Errr I mean when I am coasting.
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It only vibrates when she is coasting. Errr I mean when I am coasting.
When you're coasting is exactly when the vibrator is needed!
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A Rear tire out of balance can also vibrate the car while coasting
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Tires to be rebalanced to hopefully eliminate the bad vibe

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