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I replaced the trans mount with a new rubber one. I removed lower control arms and retorqued them 130ft lbs. I want to say the rear TC —> rear driveshaft —> rear yoke has to be <15deg, I can take a goniometer and check after work. When the jeep shakes I can def feel it in the steering as well...

It is a stock shaft, stock TJ, no lift. Before I replaced the rear U-Joints with Spicers I did check for rotational play but nothing really alarmed me as being out of whack. After work I will post a video of where the yoke enters the driveshaft. Would an alignment or tires being out of whack...

I uploaded the video to youtube. I guess the next step would be to order new rear driveshaft?

I purchased the skyjacker deep trans pan & if anything it is slightly overfilled. Replaced all fluids, replaced rear driveshaft spicer u-joints, & new rubber trans mount

What if 2001 TJ 32RH shakes BAD only going up steep hills 0- 20mph? Flat and rolling hills crisp as can be when flooring it EXCEPT when at a stop light then gunning it (shakes bad). No codes, no check engine light

Hi Fletcher, Did you replace the torque converter or find a way to turn it off?