Possibly a failing front wheel bearing.
Drive-shaft out of balance? Bad Universal joint? Tire / wheel out of balance
drive shaft could be out of balance or tires could be out of round
Drive line vibration, it is possible that your drive shaft/axle are now out of alignment which would cause the vibration. I have the same problem with a 2 inch lift in a 98 Cherokee. I am going to try 2 inch shims (there angled i.e. little triangles) that fit on top of the axle between it and the leaf spring. Hopefully it will fix the problem.
u joint on drive shafts
if the vibration is on acell it could be a bad inner cv joint. if it is a freeway speeds it could be a wheel out of balance. if it there when your braking it could be a warp brake rotor.
drive line vibration could mean one of several things, none of them will end well if you do not fix the problem.1-the drive shaft could be out of balance due to bottoming out or somehow getting damaged.2-the swing bearing cushion that is in the middle of the two piece drive shaft could be torn or damaged.3-the gears in the rear differential could be damaged or you could need to add fluid.I hope this helps, if not i would let a mechanic look at it, but do not drive it for long with drive line vibration, you could seriously damage parts of your z.
The original Cherokee, 2001 and older, was rear wheel drive or four wheel drive. The latest Cherokee, 2014 and up, is front wheel drive or all wheel drive.
The original Cherokee, 2001 and older, was rear wheel drive or four wheel drive. The latest Cherokee, 2014 and up, is front wheel drive or all wheel drive.
Could be a universal joint gone bad.
The 2014 Jeep Cherokee has front wheel drive.
The 2001 Jeep Cherokee has rear wheel drive.
I would have all tires balanced. Make sure all lug nuts are torqued correctly. Check each wheel to make sure one is not bent. Check the drive shaft for worn U-Joints or a bent drive shaft. Check the exhaust system to see if some part is loose or vibrating against the frame. Check the engine/transmission mounts for a broken mount. If the vibration is coming from the rear replace the fuel filter. A fuel pump that is working hard can cause a vibration. It can also be a fuel pump that is failing.