Violent shaking in rear...-fun riddle

bryanwilsoncc

Sorry not sure I would lift rear end of the ground and try and move the wheels in and out and up and down like you would on car never actually had to do it on a cart ?

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Kashmir

MCOR

(Hell, the MCOR hasn't been blamed in a while, so I thought I'd throw it out there...)

ZLM Customs

please read the original post very carefully

ZLM Customs

ok you win for creativity

Raystar57

Regen brake issuse locking motor

crash test dummy

or stripped splines

ZLM Customs

I don't believe there is a regan brake


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Mooncarter

Front end. Steering issue.

ZLM Customs

Nope 100% a rear issue


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NoleFan4Ever

You would think if it were in the rear end (differential) it would do it under acceleration too. That is what ponders me more than anything. But you did the other stuff, so I go in to the rear end and start breaking it down. If you are fortunate enough to have another laying around, just bolt it up and prove the obvious. If it does or you do not have one, then just start breaking it down and look at the complete assembly with a lot of attention on the gears. If you broke a tooth on the trailing side, you would not feel it under acceleration but you would on deceleration and more so when braking. It could also be associated with one of the shafts or bearing assemblies so the best thing is get into it.

Good luck!